WASHINGTON — U.S. construction spending unexpectedly fell in June as higher mortgage rates continued to weigh on homebuilding.
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- Gary M. Singer South Florida Sun Sentinel
Q: The house I want to buy has a mortgage at a 3 percent interest rate, and my agent says the loan might be “assumable.” Rates today are more …
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U.S. mortgage interest rates climbed to their highest in about a year last week on an array of home loan products after a resumption of U.S.-I…
- Prashant Gopal Bloomberg News
A new era may dawn in which a shortage of buyers, not homes, is the defining feature, according to a new Mortgage Bankers Association paper.
- Catherine Reagor Arizona Republic
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The most extensive U.S. housing bill to tackle affordability in decades could mean fewer investor homebuyers, streamlined zoning and financing…
- Maggie Amado Tellez Special to the Arizona Daily Star
As Arizona confronts housing affordability, economic opportunity and community development, Betty Villegas represents the thoughtful, experienced leadership our state needs.
- Jill Schlesinger
Nearly two decades ago, getting reliable financial advice meant finding someone you trusted and asking them directly. At CBS News, a group of young tech and gaming reporters found their person—me, a CFP who happened to sit nearby—and started calling me "Aunt Jill."
- DANIEL DE VISÉ USA Today
Half of millennials and one-third of Gen Xers are still financially dependent on their parents, according to a new survey.
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Most of those surveyed still believe in the "traditional" dream of homeownership, family, hard work, stability and financial progress.
- Daniel de Visé USA TODAY
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Half of millennials and one-third of Gen Xers are still financially dependent on their parents, according to a new survey.
U of A’s fall enrollment down more than 20%, sources say