How to retire with a mortgage (US News & World Report) By age 60, thoughts of retirement may be dancing through your head. But if you are still carrying a mortgage on your home, retirement may seem more like an impossible
Money Matters by Ron Wilson Do we live in an area of the country that's on the real estate risk list? Is now the time to "sell high" as tomorrow someone may be buying low?
Interest-only adjustable-rate home loans stir concerns Fannie Mae, the biggest buyer of U.S. mortgages, is concerned that a rise in the use of interest-only adjustable-rate home loans by "less sophisticated" borrowers may result in credit problems
Jefferson Elementary School not up to code (Reg Req'd) The 400-plus students of Jefferson Elementary School will have to wait until next week to begin the new school year.read more...
Expo offers a variety of ideas It is expected to be the "candy store" for those interested in building a new home or remodeling a current one.read more...
First Horizon Sees Drop in Mortgage Profit (KiplingerForecasts.com) (AP) MEMPHIS, Tenn. Financial services company First Horizon National Corp. said Tuesday it expects its mortgage business will reduce its third-quarter operating profit by $35 million, compared to the second
Consumer borrowing showed further signs of stabilising during May, as the Bank of England warned that the record levels of debt people had taken on could be a threat to the economy.
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