President Biden Extends Student Loan Relief
One his first day as president, Joe Biden continued the suspension of student loan payments until October.
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How to Financially Prepare for Post-Pandemic Life
As the dust slowly begins to settle and we observe businesses putting their action plans in place to recover, we all sit and wonder what this may look like for us. How will I recover from this? How am I…
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How COVID-19 is Affecting Auto Loans
COVID-19 is having a massive impact on the global economy and very few industries have been untouched by it. If your business relies on employees working in a physical space and profits only when people are willing to shop and spend, thereâs no escaping it. Itâs no surprise, therefore, that the auto industry has been […]
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10 Things to Know About Living in Minneapolis
Minneapolis is more than just cold weather and Vikings games.
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Charting the Trends in the Current Housing Market – Redfin
Over the past four weeks, new home listings are down 45%. This decline in new listings has contributed to a 22% decline in home supply compared to last year.
How Biden’s HUD Pick Marcia Fudge Could Help Struggling Americans>
HUD pick Marcia Fudge’s policies will affect renters and homeowners facing evictions, an affordable housing shortage, and racial segregation.
Here Are the States That Americans Are Fleeing the Fastestâand Why
The pandemic hasn’t stopped fed-up Americans from fleeing colder, more expensive parts of the country and moving to warmer, cheaper locales.
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Covid-19 vaccine rollout could lead to higher inventories and lower prices
Covid-19 vaccines are now being rolled out in the U.S., and their introduction could soon impact on the trajectory of the housing market, experts say. Some say that more housing inventory will arrive on the market in the coming months as the vaccination campaign gathers momentum. They believe that many would-be home sellers are delaying […]
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Zillow forecasts strong housing demand for years to come
Real estate giant Zillow said in a report last week that it believes housing demand will remain strong for years to come as buyers try to make up for lost time caused by the impact of the Great Recession last decade. In its most recent analysis, Zillow said that low rates of household formation since […]
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Rising costs, COVID cases dip builder confidence
Homebuilder confidence fell in January as builders expressed concerns about higher house prices, COVID-related supply chain issues and construction costs.
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