Increased Fees for 'Prime' Applicants Call it the credit risk hangover following the housing boom binge: Homebuyers and refinancers who can't come up with sizable down payments, and whose FICO credit scores are below 680,
Plans for former hotel revived Plans to redevelop downtown Milwaukee's former Hotel Wisconsin are moving forward despite a change in general contractors on the project, an attorney for the property owners said Tuesday.via
The week unzipped INSURERS who try to wriggle out of critical illness claims for the most spurious of reasons are being forced to pay up by a leading consumer watchdog.read more...
Front Page Brodhead Mayor Doug Pinnow announced that Sarah Burgert, from the UW Extension, will facilitate the Sidewalk Committee.read more...
4 Investment Banks Will Report Earnings "People get worn out by the crisis itself" On Wall Street, now more so than any time in recent memory, everyone is holding their breath and fearing the worst.Four
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Mortgage rates rose last week, but failed to deter borrowers from refinancing their existing home loans, an industry trade group said Wednesday. Fixed 30-year mortgage rates rose to an average of 5.81%, excluding fees, in the week ended Sept. 16, compared with 5.72% in the previous week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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