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4 Practical Ways to Leave College Debt-Free
The following is a guest post by Lisa Bigelow, a content writer for Bold. When it comes to paying for college, the anxiety about how to leave college debt-free starts early. And for thousands of grads who are buckling under the weight of monthly student loan payments that can cost as much as a mortgage,… Read More
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What You Need to Know About the Fair Housing Act
This landmark legislation passed 50 years ago – learn your rights and how to defend them.
How to Pay Off These 4 Types of Debt
Wise Bread Picks Getting and staying out of debt is tough. Many people try and fail, or they succeed only to become ensnared the vicious cycle over and over again. Eliminating debt takes lots of grit and determination, and strategically attacking your debt will save you time, energy, and money. Before you get started, you … [Read more…]
How to close on a mortgage during the COVID-19 pandemic
It might seem harder to close on a mortgage during the COVID-19 pandemic. But new rules have made parts of the closing process easier than ever.
Mortgage and refinance rates today, Jan. 16, and rate forecast for next week
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates inched lower yesterday. But that followed six days without a fall, five of which showed rises. And averages remain noticeably higher than […]
MBS RECAP: Very Tame Reaction to The Fed Despite Bond-Friendly Message
Posted To: MBS Commentary
Very Tame Reaction to The Fed Despite Bond-Friendly Message Bonds took a bit of a lead-off heading into today's Fed announcement as 10yr yields flirted with a break below 1.0% for the first time since cresting that level in early January. As expected and hoped, the Fed statement was a snoozer. If anything, it was bond-friendly and Powell's press conference even more so. Still, bonds barely budged. Stocks were much more volatile with S&P futures falling more than 3% by the end of the day. Last but not least, here's an obligatory Game Stop price update: 339.7 at the close, more than doubling yesterday's close. Econ Data / Events Fed UMBS Schedule 10am, 1130am, 1pm Durable Goods: 0.2 vs 0.9 ( Core CapEx : 0.6 vs 0.6) Market Movement Recap 09:09 AM Bonds rallied moderately overnight…(read more)
The Fed won’t keep interest rates near zero forever â hereâs what to do now – CNBC
The Fed won’t keep interest rates near zero forever â hereâs what to do now CNBC
Potential impacts of Biden’s $15,000 tax credit
The $15,000 tax break would jumpstart a first-time homebuyer’s prospects of purchasing. The tax credit – along with Biden’s other economic goals outlined in his $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan – seems more of a possibility now that both Senate races in Georgia went to Democratic challengers.
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