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What You Should Do If Your Mortgage Loan is Sold
Have you received a notice that your mortgage loan is being sold? The important thing to remember is that this happens all of the time. But here are some things you should know to avoid getting scammed.
Read →Competitive 5-Year CD Rates from Several Northeast Banks
The Mid-Western states tend to have the highest average CD rates but we've found some Northeast Banks offering relatively attractive 5-year CD rates.
Read →Will Low Mortgage Rates Last Much Longer?
Mortgage rates are at historic lows, but will they stay there for long?
Read →JPMorgan Has Found Consumer Breaking Point for ATM Fees
Banks are constantly trying to add fees to accounts. The greatest and most prevalent are ATM fees. However JPMorgan found the consumer breaking point.
Read →Paying off your mortgage is such a relief! But do you know what you need to do after you make that final payment to make sure you are recognized as the sole owner of your home?
Read →New England States Have Safest Banks; Georgia and Florida the Least Safe
Looking for the safest banks in the country? According to data from BestCashCow, you should look to New England. Along with snow, steepled churches and the New England Patriots, the New England states have the safest banks based on average weighed Texas Ratios.
Read →Four Tips for Paying Your Mortgage Off Early
Paying off a mortgage months or even years before you are scheduled to pay it off can save you time, money and frustration. But how can you pay it off early without winning the lottery? Here are some tips you can use.
Read →Mortgate Rates Remain Low Despite Talk of Inflation and Rising Rates
For all of the talk of the US government defaulting on its debt and rising inflation, mortgage rates have remained exceptionally low. Both the Treasury and mortgage markets do not look convinced of any future default or rising in inflation.
Read →Strategic Defaulters Tend to be Credit Savvy
A strategic default is basically when a homeowner decides to walk away from their mortgage payments because they owe more on their home than what it is worth. Are these borrowers deadbeats? Or are they just making a good financial decision?
Read →Jumbo Mortgage Rules are Changing This Year
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are no longer going to secure loans over $625,000 beginning October 1, 2011. Is this going to affect you?
Read →Massena Savings and Loan Offering 2.56% APY 3-Year CD
Massena Savings and Loan is paying 2.56% APY on a 3-year CD. That's one of the highest rates according to BestCashCow data.
Read →Negative TIPS Yield Shows Market Expects Increase in Inflation
Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) auctioned on April 21, 2010 at a negative 0.18%. Why would an investor by a bond at a negative yield and what does it mean?
Read →The Federal Reserve's Proposed New Mortgage Rules: Do they Go Far Enough?
The Federal Reserve has finally proposed new rules to put in place for the mortgage industry. What are some of those rules and will they help avert another mortgage crisis?
Read →Mortgage Rates Drop below 5 Percent Again
Mortgage rates continue to remain low. How low have they dropped this week?
Read →What are Your Options Besides Refinancing?
Is your mortgage payment becoming more and more difficult to pay each month? Is refinancing your home to get a lower payment simply out of the question? If so, there are other options available to you.
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