Did you know that March is National Credit Education Month? What better time to become familiar with the intricacies of your credit score and re-commit to keeping it as high as possible.
Here are five things you should do in March
In its latest Insights Report, STRATMOR Group provides guidance on managing the deluge of refinances, coping with secondary market illiquidity and communicating with borrowers.
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO – March 24, 2020 – Just about every company in the U.S. is feeling the effects
MARKET COMMENT
Mortgage bond prices finished the week sharply higher which put downward pressure on rates. The Fed dominated trading and really overshadowed all the data releases. Rates improved Monday morning as the Fed ramped up their MBS buying. This continued
Each passing week, the measures which are implemented to slow the spread of the coronavirus are placing strains on the American and world-wide economy. It is no longer the travel industry which is in the forefront. Now all industries are
Believe it or not, we started the year quite smoothly. Yes, we were expecting some excitement due to the fact that we had a Presidential election coming our way. Little did we know that the primaries would take a back-seat
Even before we saw the jobs report, the Federal Reserve decided to step in with an “emergency” rate cut in response to the coronavirus crisis before their next scheduled meeting. Even though we have not seen many negative reports on
Despite the economic recovery, there continues to be a strain on the budgets of the average American. Even though homes have increased in value, many have not recovered from the deep recession and remain over-burdened with debt.
There is a way
Last week we asked why rates were so low. The question arises because the economy seems to be humming along quite nicely. Sure, there are headwinds. The latest headwind is the threat of the coronavirus. Not to play down this
This week we ponder an interesting question. At the beginning of last year, rates were headed higher and we were not supposed to see low rates again for quite some time. Of course, the market analysts were wrong, and rates
The January 2020 jobs report released on Friday actually represented the first major data of the new year and new decade. It also came just about one week after our first look at economic growth for the fourth quarter. The
