
Bank of America stated that it would trim down mortgage-loan balances in so far as 30% for thousands of troubled borrowers, in what could foretell a wider government effort to encourage banks to offer debt reduction to ease the mortgage crisis.
The plan is one of the boldest moves so far to address the dilemma of millions of U.S. homeowners who owe more on their homes than they are worth. It would make it easier for the Obama administration to move in a similar direction with its present loan-modification program, though senior government officials and many bankers remain very cautious of offering to cut loan balances as the main way of…










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