Another 881,000 People Filed For Unemployment Last Week
Claims dipped below one million, but there’s a caveat: the Labor Department made a big change to how it adjusts the data.
Claims dipped below one million, but there’s a caveat: the Labor Department made a big change to how it adjusts the data.
Massive government relief efforts to combat the coronavirus recession have pushed the national budget deficit to $3.3 trillion.
The controversial program started this week without much buy-in from major private companies.
Mortgage rates today are driven by movements in financial markets worldwide. When the economy heats up, bond price drop, and rates increase. When the economy pulls back, interest rates tend to fall.
Many families want to buy a bigger house to support work from home and remote learning. Does buying a house during COVID make sense for you?
The CDC will use its authority to keep certain renters in their homes until the end of the year, but they will still owe missed rent.
Negotiations over the next stimulus bill in Washington have come to a standstill, and Bridgewater expects a major drawdown without additional relief.
With coronavirus aid negotiations at a standstill, the Treasury Secretary pushes for another bipartisan bill.
Mortgage rates today are driven by movements in financial markets worldwide. When the economy heats up, bond price drop, and rates increase. When the economy pulls back, interest rates tend to fall.
The Federal Reserve has a new policy to keep inflation and employment on target. And, it could keep mortgage interest rates low for a long time. Here’s why.
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