Stocks Little Changed Early Stocks in New York were flat Friday as traders awaited an expected drop in existing-home sales and dealt with weakness in shares of market heavyweights Amgen and Nike.Commentread more...
Mortgage numbers hit two year high (Daily Mail) The number of people taking out a mortgage has hit its highest level for more than two years. Bank of England figures show 126,000 people signed up to a loan
Abbey increases mortgage rates and Egg quits mortgage business (Times Online) Abbey, Britain?s third-largest lender, increased its mortgage rates last night as Citigroup, the world?s biggest bank, stopped offering home loans to British borrowers.read more...
Mortgage applications fall in latest week (Market Watch) NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The volume of mortgage applications at major U.S. banks fell last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.
Now is the best time to break the chains of debt In a society where consumers want the latest high-tech gear and think nothing of charging $100 for dinner at a restaurant, it can be tough to tighten the household budget.read
2nd bailout for top mortgage lender? (Deseret Morning News) Countrywide Financial Corp., the biggest U.S. mortgage lender, is apparently negotiating a second multibillion-dollar bailout, according to a Tuesday report in the New York Post.read more...
Quarterly results from Freddie Mac will likely command investors’ attention after the market close Wednesday on a day in which the major indices made modest gains, buoyed by easing oil prices and anticipation …
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