Stocks point toward sharply higher open U.S. stocks moved toward a sharply higher opening Monday as Wall Street tried to bounce back from a losing week and as stocks in Asia and Europe posted gains.Commentread more...
Fewer sales cut mortgage deals (Detroit News) Fewer home purchases and less refinancing pushed U.S. mortgage applications down for a second week, according to a survey by the Mortgage Bankers Association.via
Bayonne girl spends her spring break building a house (Reg Req'd) Kascic, of Bayonne, flew to Los Lunas, N.M., with 40 other students to participate in the Habitat for Humanity International's Collegiate Challenge: Spring Break 2005 program.via
Westpac, National cut mortgage rates (The New Zealand Herald) The flurry of mortgage rate reductions that began on Friday with ASB and BNZ has carried on with Westpac and National Bank both reducing their key mortgage rates.read more...
Splashy Proposal A big drop in the cost of gasoline in July contributed to the smallest rise in consumer prices in eight months while industrial output posted a solid gain. Consumer prices,
Mortgage Professionals Turning to Fee Based Services to Bring Up Revenue Posted Jan 26th 2006 10:25AM by Christi Lundquist Fee based mortgage advisory services provide a way for mortgage professionals to be compensated for building upon what they already know about
Borrowers are on edge amid fears the Bank of England could spring another unwelcome surprise on interest rates.
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