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21 hours ago ago from Team Meza News
When Kenneth Lowman worked with a buyer on a multimillion dollar home purchase in Las Vegas last fall, the transaction took an unusual turn: It closed, and quickly. The buyer was able to get jumbo financing in just 22 days—a far cry from six months earlier, when getting such a big loan, even for a highly creditworthy buyer, would have taken months and still might not have closed. I think we’re starting to see the jumbo market open up, says ...
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( CFD.net.au Contract for Difference, Share, Forex, ETFs, Commodities Traders ) - Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) Confidence among U.S. consumers unexpectedly fell for a second month in October, reinforcing the views of Federal Reserve policy makers who say household spending will be restrained by rising unemployment. The Conference Board’s confidence index dropped to. .. Oct. 27 ( Bloomberg ) ...
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Millions of Americans are paying a high price for a safe place to put their money: extremely low interest rates on savings accounts and certificates of deposit. Michael Stravato for The New York Times Joe Parks, a retired accountant in Houston who sits on the volunteer advisory board of Better Investing, said that with low interest rates and fees, retirees and the elderly could take anywhere from a half to three-quarters of a ...
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