Home for sale: No moving vans needed When Beth Johnson flipped her first house four years ago, it sold quickly. The Duluth, Minn., woman bought the 1920s home, gave it a makeover and sold it in just
Fed takes break from interest rate hikes After raising interest rates 17 straight times since June 2004, the Federal Reserve decided Tuesday to stop and see if it has already done enough to keep inflation in check
Wachovia To Close EquiBanc Mortgage Unit (Leesburg Today) Wachovia Corp. announced Thursday it is shutting down its Equibanc Mortgage unit, which did business in 25 states and Washington, DC, including Virginia.read more...
London Firm Ends Florida Business FOUR CORNERS | A London-based mortgage company that has been big in Florida's vacation home industry has decided to stop loaning money to British residents seeking investment properties in the
Nationwide shuts door on mortgage hunters (Times Online) Nationwide, the UK's largest mortgage lender after Halifax, said today that it wanted to turn away business to take greater control over the amount it lends.read more...
Funds from charity sale withheld from director The executive director of a Portsmouth charity known as Voices United in Truth represented herself in court Wednesday in an effort to retain funds from the sale of the charity's
(CP) – Easing gasoline prices slowed Canada’s annual inflation rate to 2.2 per cent in April, from 2.3 per cent the previous month, Statistics Canada said Thursday.
But the big news came in the core inflation index, which the Bank of Canada also uses to gauge whether consumer prices are being kept in check when it sets interest rates.
The core number, which excludes volatile items such as fruit and vegetables and gasoline, jumped to 2.5 per cent annually in April, the strongest increase in the key index in four years. Core inflation, which the central bank seeks to keep at two per cent, was 2.3 per cent in March. Read more
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