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MAIL BAG: Co-signing on parents' mortgage a bad move (Richmond Times-Dispatch) Q: My parents, in their 60s, plan to buy a house in Arizona. It will be their principal residence. They want me to co-sign on their mortgage so if anything
Long-term mortgage rates hit 4-year high (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance) The traders who price mortgage rates this week decided en masse that the Fed may not stop raising rates soon, causing the 30-year fixed rate to leap to 6.83
There's Reason For Hope Next Year Queen Elizabeth II once famously referred to her "annus horribilis," a horrible year during which almost everything went badly, from royal-family scandals to a fire in Windsor Castle. read
The nation’s benchmark mortgage rate has drifted to a seven- month low. The average 30-year, fixed-rate home loan is 6.30 percent, down slightly from 6.31 percent last week, government-affiliated mortgage giant …
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