Mortgage brokers detect tax boost (Sydney Morning Herald) Mortgage brokers are writing more business loans, suggesting that pressure from creditors - including the Tax Office - is forcing small business to refinance so they can pay debt. -read
How do your property taxes rate? Property tax collections have skyrocketed -- and they still haven't caught up to the white-hot housing market.via
Stocks Finish Session Mixed Wall Street pared an early advance to end mixed Tuesday as investors' persistent concerns about interest rates and the economy countered relief brought by an upbeat home-building report.read more...
Fund Screen: Bear-Market Top Performers In these days of rising oil prices, uncertain economic data, and fears over terrorism, many investors harbor concerns that the market will retract, and we will find ourselves in the
Existing home sales up in January The numbers of existing single-family houses sold in the Hudson Valley and Catskills moderated in January as compared to year ago figures, according to the New York State Association of
Homeowners face 2 bln pound mortgage lock-in (Tiscali) In January, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) gave lenders until the end of February to justify their high mortgage exit fees, also called "discharge", "vacating" or "sealing" fees.read more...
Are you scoring points but losing out? When interest rates fell to historic lows recently, fewer borrowers bothered paying ‘points’ to reduce their rates. Buying points can still make sense, however, if you play the numbers right.
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