Tag Archives: HOUSING

Board Treasurer of the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions testified on Wednesday before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions to propose potential solutions Congress can take to aid credit unions dealing with the aftermath of data breaches.

Millennials are a lot sharper in their approach to using their money than some might think. It turns out younger borrowers know how, and when, to refinance.

Hensarling, who currently chairs the Financial Services Committee, announced on Tuesday that he will not seek re-election in 2018. Hensarling has long advocated replacing Dodd-Frank and has often gone been at odds with CFPB Director Richard Cordray.

The risk of mortgage application defects has dropped across the nation, but in the states ravaged by hurricanes, it seems that trend has gone out the window. A new index shows defects are on the rise in both Florida and Texas.

It’s still a seller's game in every major market, but what’s driving that? And how long can U.S. home prices rise before the juggernaut tips over?

While they may not boast the large-scale amenities of bigger locations, according to a recent study—these smaller cities offer one key characteristic that potential homebuyers should consider.

According to a report released on Monday, affordable housing performance results are in. Find out if the secondary market met its goals last year …

Recently released data reports the latest on houses sold by sales price for Q3 2017. Read on to discover the data distribution by region, type of financing, and loan amount range.

Guild Mortgage, mortgage lenders in the U.S., announced record overall loan volume of $11.7 billion through the nine months ended September 30, 2017, up 1.4 percent from the ...

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