Mortgage applications dip slightly (Market Watch) WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Applications for mortgages at major U.S. lenders dipped 0.2% in the past week even as interest rates fell, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.
The Week In Review The dearth of business travellers, who have had their corporate travel budgets cut amid economic woes, has been a major headache for the hotel industry for the past four years.via
D.C.-area house market welcomes lull Strong federal spending and job growth has made the Washington, D.C., area one of the hottest U.S. housing markets, but there are some signs of a return to normalcy: the
House prices show slight rise for first time in 18 months UK house prices have risen for the first time in 18 months according to the latest house price survey from Hometrack, the online housing research and database company.read more...
Highlights of rising and falling U.S. stocks MOVERS & SHAKERS Alcoa, Delphi, Goodyear, Oracle, more Stocks to watch 3Com Corp.read more...
Jobless get no mortgage help (prestontoday.net) Nearly one in 10 homeowners mistakenly think the Government would help them pay their mortgage if they lost their job, research showed today. (26/06/2006 15:15:59)read more...
Scotiabank announced today the following changes in residential mortgage interest rates, effective November 2, 2005:
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