Cancer costs patients their homes Thousands of cancer patients struggle to keep up with their rent or mortgage repayments and some lose their homes, according to a survey.The Macmillan Cancer Support research found that 6%
Fast-track training gets slow response The two-year apprenticeship scheme which the State Government said would address the skills crisis and reduce home building times has attracted only 12 new trainees since it was launched five
When selling, think like a buyer It's May, which means it's officially the start of moving season. Moving companies - or relocation services, as they now call themselves - are always busiest during the summer season,
Yes, make those extra mortgage payments now (Miami Herald) With interest rates rising, does it still make sense to try to pay your mortgage off early by paying a little extra every month? I think so, though bank certificates
No small boom: Area housing at record high Pikes Peak area housing records weren't just broken last year; they were shattered.read more...
30-Year Rates Dip Back Below 6% Rates on 30-year mortgages this week dropped below 6 percent for the first time in more than a month, reflecting aggressive efforts by the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates
The former head of troubled mortgage lender Countrywide hopes to cash in on the mortgage crisis with a new venture. Stanford Kurland is heading up a company called PennyMac, which buys and restructures distressed mortgages.
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