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<abstract>Through the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund, the Federal Housing
Administration operates a single-family insurance program that helps
millions of Americans buy homes. Last year, the Fund&apos;s economic value
appeared to have reached its highest level in the last 20
years--prompting proposals to spend some of the Fund&apos;s current resources
or reduce net cash flows into the Fund. This testimony discusses (1) the
financial health of the Fund under different economic scenarios and (2)
the impact of proposals to reduce the size of the Fund. GAO determined
that under several scenarios it tested, the Fund would be able to
withstand moderately severe economic downturns. However, in three more
scenarios GAO tested, the Fund would not be able to maintain its
actuarial soundness. Because of the professional judgment and
uncertainty involved in these analyses, GAO urges caution in using these
estimates to determine that the Fund would withstand any particular
economic scenario under all circumstances. Congress and the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development have taken and could take a number of
actions to influence the economic value of the Fund. However, those
actions will affect the federal budget and, if not accompanied by
spending reduction efforts in other areas of the government, the federal
budget surplus will decline.</abstract>
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