US mortgage crisis may cost $1 trillion: IMF (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the worldwide losses stemming from the US subprime mortgage crisis could hit $US945 billion ($1.01 trillion) as the impact spreads in the global economy.read
Several ways to estimate home's value The Internet and local real estate agents can help you determine a home's value, says Dr. Don Taylor.read more...
Barclays says market share in UK mortgages still disappointing U.K. bank Barclays PLC Tuesday said it still sees its share of the U.K. mortgage market as disappointing.read more...
Gindin Launches Online System for Auto Auctions Gindin & Associates recently introduced its Advanced system for auto auctions, which is designed to reduce capital outlay and on-going expenses, in addition to providing services for consignors and buyers,
Southern Living decor Southern Living magazine launched a new array of home decorating products in July, including bedding, rugs and custom-covered furniture through partnerships with Hellenic Rug Imports Inc.; Bailey Street and PEM
Gasoline fuels inflation to 1.7 per cent in April, from 1.4 per cent in March Higher gasoline prices and fewer auto sales incentives jump-started Canadian inflation in April, as the price of goods and services was 1.7 per cent higher than a year earlier.read more...
Mortgage rates around the country went up this week, with rates on 30-year mortgages climbing to their highest point since late December. Mortgage company Freddie Mac, in its weekly nationwide survey released Thursday, reported that rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages rose to 6.23 percent for the week ending Feb. 2. That was up from 6.12 percent last week and was the highest rate since the
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