The new party line
November 12th, 2008 piotr zukowskiEconomist Lawrence Yun of NAR says the federal government should step in to stablize house prices.
Economist Lawrence Yun of NAR says the federal government should step in to stablize house prices.
Unemployment numbers were worse than expected. And the bad news didn’t stop there.
The financial meltdown has changed car shopping in six key ways. Some of the shifts may be permanent.
Get your financing in order before walking into a showroom.
Wrap up your holiday spending without overspending.
A company’s first duty is to make a profit, and mortgage lenders won’t make a profit by dropping their rates to the basement.
A “charge off” is likely to remain a black mark on a credit report for at least five years.
An unemployed woman who owes $14,500 on a car loan does not have many great options.
A driver who bought a used car should not be restricted from trading in the vehicle for 18 months.
Something ominous is happening with bond yields, which is bad news for mortgage rates.