Some Hawaii mortgage lenders to 6.25% (Pacific Business News) In the third week of mortgage rates back below 6.5 percent, three local lenders went to 6.25 percent.read more...
Tito Claus has rate hike in store South African consumers have not been good boys and girls this year, so they’re definitely not going to get what they want for Christmas from Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni
30-year mortgage rates rise to 5.73%; housing still strong (Poughkeepsie Journal) WASHINGTON Mortgage rates climbed last week but are still at levels that will keep the housing market hardy, analysts say. In its weekly survey, mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported Thursday
Bank of China, ICBC target public listings in first half of 2006 Bank of China and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, two of the mainland's big four state-owned commercial banks, are aiming to list shares next year.read more...
Getting down to business Editor's note: Dave Sprang, pastor of Christ the King Lutheran Church, recently took a trip to Papua New Guinea to help build homes through Habitat for Humanity.read more...
Challenges ahead New Fed chief faces a tricky time managing the US economy Many people may not know the name Ben Bernanke. But at the end of January he becomes the world's most powerful central banker when he succeeds the respected head of
With tens of thousands of homeowners in four states displaced by Hurricane Katrina, some banks and finance companies are allowing customers to forgo monthly mortgage payments for 90 days without incurring late fees or other penalties.
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