New Century cuts '05 earnings view New Century Financial Corp. on Thursday cut its 2005 earnings outlook in the face of rising rates and mounting competition in mortgage lending, sending its shares down 9.1 percent, their
Slow and Traditional Wins a Wave of Converts When Paul and Ila Myers were looking for a place to retire, they didn't plan to look at Georgetown, Del. via
To get the point in finances, you must decode lingo Ask the Fool: What are these "points" I read about in financial articles? - A.F., Cincinnati A: There are several kinds of points in the financial universe.read more...
Mortgage arranger guilty of fraud (The Cincinnati Enquirer) The operator of a Springdale mortgage firm pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and money laundering.read more...
Meetings Bluegrass Home Economists will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Andover Country Club.read more...
Red Sox's Epstein Selling Boston Condo The 33-year-old executive asked about $1.54 million for a duplex penthouse in the South End neighborhood. Plus, television-cooking-show host Rachel Ray is in talks to buy a $2.9
WASHINGTON —Low interest rates and rising incomes have made houses more affordable than they were 10 years ago, suggesting talk of a national real estate bubble may be exaggerated, a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said.
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