Better Mortgage Rate News
Yesterday: 2010-09-02
The latest mortgage articles are presented below, with older discoveries located in the mortgage news archive.
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Simply Money: Melting a debt snowball
Question: I have just returned to the work force after being unemployed for nearly a year. I'm paying my bills on time and my credit scores are good, but my bank said that my debt-to-equity ratio must be 85% or lower to get a home equity line of credit. What should I do?
2010-09-02 05:06:41 -
Rebuild the path to the American homeownership
Here's how lawmakers can help the mortgage industry evolve.
2010-09-02 07:05:01 -
Foreclosures are un-tenant-able
Erin Kennedy-Florez was 10 months into a one-year lease on a Richmond, Calif., home when she found a notice on...
2010-09-02 11:14:50 -
Treasury, Corporate Bonds Trail Build America, Tax-Free Returns in August
Build America Bonds and tax-exempt notes had their biggest gains in a year, as demand for municipal debt helped boost returns in August above corporate and U.S. Treasury securities.
2010-09-02 11:29:45 -
Housing on the Brink
The glimmer of hope in this week’s housing data — a rise in pending home sales — is not likely to be sustainable.
2010-09-02 11:47:24 -
Low-cost housing? Here come new lenders!
A new crop of lending agencies like Dewan Housing Finance, Gruh Finance, Micro House Finance Corporation, SEWA and Mahindra Rural Housing Finance have entered the market.
2010-09-02 11:56:02 -
Mortgage rates fall for 10th time in 11 weeks
Record-low mortgage rates have homeowners and potential home buyers flocking to their local banks.
2010-09-03 12:36:01 -
Warren Drops Class, Rumors Swirl
Last-minute news that Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren will not be teaching “Contracts” this fall is fueling speculation that the consumer rights advocate will be tapped to head the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
2010-09-03 02:00:08 -
Euro holds most of its gains against dollar ahead of ECB rate decision, buys $1.2788 - Republic
It is expected to leave interest rates untouched but may raise its economic forecast. The British pound slipped Thursday to $1.5403 from $1.5446. The dollar was down to 84.13 Japanese yen from 84.46 yen.
2010-09-02 01:42:00 -
Can bank tap CD after credit card default? - Yahoo Finance
That's the main reason the average interest rate on a credit card is around 14 percent ... If a great CD rate (at a bank where you also have a credit card) has you concerned about the card issuer's right of offset,
2010-08-27 04:55:00 -
Low interest rates: where you should and shouldn't invest - WTVF
In this incredibly low interest rate environment, there are some investments you'll probably want to avoid, as well as some better choices for where to invest. When the average one-year CD is yielding a paltry 1.3% ...
2010-09-01 08:45:00 -
U.S. savers have tough time finding good interest rates - NJ.com
... he and his daughter settled on a 13-month Chase CD paying 0.75 percent, and will look for a better alternative when it matures. Following Fed Lower Chase’s interest payments reflect the low-rate environment ...
2010-08-27 09:49:00 -
No housing bust here: CD Howe
Different Canadian regulations mean there will be no ‘massive wave of defaults,’ think tank says
2010-08-31 02:31:41 -
Debt adviser: Should you pay off your mortgage?
Dear Debt Adviser,
2010-08-31 05:37:05 -
When the College Savings Plan Falls Short
Parents are struggling to keep up with soaring college costs. Here's some help.
2010-09-01 12:23:07