Rents Hit Highest in 2 Years, Pricing Out More People

June rents jumped to the highest level in two years in 50 of the largest metro areas, a chart shows. That puts more pressure on people looking for affordable housing.

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End of Pandemic Refinance Fee May Benefit Homeowners

Borrowers refinancing their home mortgages could save money with the elimination of an 'adverse market refinance fee' for government-backed loans starting Aug. 1.

Virus Fears Spook Stocks; Dow Has Worst Day This Year

725.81 - That's how many points the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Monday, the largest daily drop this year, as investors grew more worried about rising virus cases.

Falling Behind on Your Property Taxes? Here's How To Get Help

Paying your property taxes doesn't always have to be a burden. Follow these simple tips to make sure those taxes are covered, even if your assessed value is rising.

What Teens Need to Know to Start Investing

Here are the best ways for teenagers to learn about investing and get started saving for long-term goals.

Mortgage Rates & Trends, July 19, 2021

The average interest rate on a 30-year mortgage was unchanged—hovering near a two-month low—while rates for most other major types of home loans fell for a second day.