In this week's Q&A, Brian O'Connell explains how financial reform may cause bank fees to go up, not down for the average customer.
Homes owned by seniors are seeing a rise in value, which is good for boomers and the housing market as a whole.
Here are a few scenarios where a cosigned mortgage makes good sense, and some tips to get the most out of the deal.
The gap between 15-year and 30-year fixed mortgage rates is widening — and that’s good news if you’re shopping for a home.
Bank rates are at the mercy of increasing public debt these days, but there are still some deals to be had in checking accounts and credit cards.
The new British invasion is called “chip and PIN” and here’s how it’s set to change your credit card life — if it ever makes it over the big pond.
CD investors take it on the chin this week, as interest rates remain low across the board.
Several schools have repealed pledges to instill “no loan” financing programs to students after the Great Recession destroyed their ability to do so.
Facing an onslaught of impactful economic news, mortgage rates meandered down the line, with a slight decrease overall this week.
New credit card issues are down a whopping 54%, but are consumers holding off or are issuers the ones being more cautious with credit?
