At Least 36 States Are Reimposing Work Search Requirements On Unemployment Benefits Recipients
In nearly three-quarters of U.S. states, claimants must prove they’re actively job hunting to keep getting benefits.
Mortgage and refinance rates today, May 17, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates edged lower last Friday. That was a welcome end to the week following four consecutive days of rises. Mortgage rates today look
Who qualifies as a first-time home buyer?
Who qualifies as a first-time home buyer? It’s not always straightforward. You might qualify, even if you’ve previously owned a home.
Mortgage and refinance rates today, May 15, and rate forecast for next week
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates just edged lower yesterday. It was a welcome end to a poor week for those rates. Because that saw rises (some appreciable)
Could Covid-19 Worker Shortages Create A $15 Minimum Wage—Even Without A New Law?
Companies facing labor shortages are offering bonuses and even higher starting salaries to attract new employees. But will the changes last?
Financial steps to building a house: The complete guide
Learn about the financial steps to building a house. This guide covers construction costs, loan options, construction loan rates, and more.
Mortgage and refinance rates today, May 14, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates rose again yesterday. Don’t believe all the headlines about falling mortgage rates. They’re based on Freddie Mac’s survey and its methodology means
The VA Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM): What it is and how it works
The VA Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM) is a special loan program to finance the cost of energy-efficient improvements with low rates and zero down.
Mortgage and refinance rates today, May 13, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates increased again yesterday. And those rates are now at their highest so far in May. In early trading, it was looking as
Sanders Urges Biden Administration To Block Red States From Cutting Some Federal Unemployment Benefits—Even If Governors Want To
States must continue to pay special federal benefits to gig workers, freelancers and the self-employed, and those who have left jobs because of Covid-19 safety concerns, Sanders argues.
