2 Mortgage Classes Pass $2.5 Trillion (RedNova) By The Daily Oklahoman Jan. 14--The level of commercial and multifamily mortgage debt outstanding passed $2.5 trillion in the third quarter of 2005, growing 3.4 percent over the previous three
Mortgage rates start the climb back up Americans may have seen the last of long-term mortgage rates below 6 percent, and borrowing costs for home buyers likely will climb further, slowing frenetic demand that has stoked U.S.
Home prices defying bubble Economists have been predicting the end of California's housing boom for months, but the California Association of Realtors said this week that prices and sales will reach record levels in
Balloon or bubble? Over the weekend, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned housing boom speculators should be very careful.read more...
Mortgage Rates for Single-Family Homes (The Herald-Sun) Average mortgage rates for single-family homes in the 10 largest metropolitan areas as of June 22 as compiled by bankrate.com. The rates are for 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages for 80 percent
Consolidating Student Loans The interest rate for student loans are at a historic low of 2.7%. But come July 1st those rates will increase.via
Edward Jones Investments will be offering a free seminar, “A Fixed Income Seminar,” focusing on the recent turmoil in the mortgage industry and how this has affected the stock and bond market.
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