Commonwealth Bank Lifts Deposit Rates as ING Groep, HBOS Grab Market Share Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation's largest savings bank, is paying higher interest on deposits and cutting fees to keep pace with foreign rivals such as ING Groep NV, which
Job losses blamed on hurricanes at 502,000 Job losses from hurricanes Katrina and Rita have passed the half-million mark with further increases still to come from Wilma as Gulf Coast hurricanes continue to batter the economy.read more...
Ugly Boom (Reg Req'd) Ron Brown and his son, Steven, buy burned-out houses, flooded houses, abandoned houses, and, once in awhile, some "pretty houses." Since Aug.read more...
Back, or Front, to School With schools back in session, many parents are focused on whether their children have good teachers, nice classmates and appropriate homework assignments. read more...
Interest Rate Roundup Here's a look at the state of interest rates on five common consumer banking products and the latest rates from Bankrate.com's weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts.read more...
Pricing Your House to Sell And Home-Equity Drainers In this week's survey of news from across the Web, Open House looks at how to determine your asking price in a soft market, why Americans are losing home equity,
Analysts say increases threaten to deflate housing bubble Americans may have seen the last of long-term mortgage rates below 6 percent, and borrowing costs for home buyers likely will climb further, slowing frenetic demand that has stoked U.S. housing in recent years.
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