With mortgage rates at record lows, many are wondering whether it’s an opportune time to refinance again. Here’s a look at the pros and cons of the decision.
In his efforts to help struggling homeowners, Obama will need banks and Congress to play along, which is far from guaranteed.
Despite the fact that Twitter offers a direct line to customers, top banks have trouble using the technology to provide better customer service.
A few simple steps can reduce your debt burden as effectively as any professional debt service could.
The average price of a U.S. home has declined by one-third since 2006, but the good news is that things should be getting better in the not-too-distant future.
Interest rates are at historic lows and look to stay that way for some time yet, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t deals out there that can make your money make money for you.
New home sales were down a bit in December, indicating a continued slump in the housing market.
A study of bank marketing professionals paints a striking picture of bank customers as anxiety-ridden “nervous Nellies,” and finds that banks are changing the way they communicate to earn back their customers' confidence.
The president’s proposal last night to help underwater homeowners was short on details, and will need to address some key questions and concerns before expecting any widespread support in Congress.
A survey out today shows what voters want from lawmakers, but recent history suggests they may not get it.
