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Which banks are sending their customers home the happiest? A new study pinpoints the banks that have the fewest consumer complaints, and the results might surprise you.

It’s a Thanksgiving tradition, nearly as cherished as turkey and football. The day after Americans celebrate all the things they’re thankful for by gathering with loved ones and ...

Even though low affordability and inventory levels have become worth watching in recent times, homeowners can thank a healthy economy and the level of demand for improving their odds of finding prospective buyers.

Sun and sand might be the stereotypical retiree’s dream, but is it really the smartest choice? The best retirement city in America isn’t the one you’d expect.

A new report examines cybersecurity concerns among credit unions—finding that majority fear another Equifax-like breach in the future.

High demand, increased leverage, and low supply are all adding up to higher house prices. With many first-time buyers taking on increasing risk, how can the situation be stabilized?

With construction finally catching up to demand, the U.S. housing market is primed for growth over the next few years. But parts of Europe may be on the cusp of a housing bubble.

Yellen’s resignation cuts short a term as Fed governor which would have extended to 2024. Her departure marks the end of a controversial term which saw the Fed greatly swell its balance sheet.

Although there are still problem areas, Freddie Mac’s latest monthly outlook shows many reasons for optimism, with “housing markets on track for their best year in a decade ...

The market for existing-home sales continues to underperform, with the potential gap broadening as first-time homebuyers navigate supply shortages and struggle with affordability.