Mortgage News

• Are Second Mortgages Hip Again?
• Real estate sales in resort towns on pace to top record
• A credit card for your 401(k)
• As Oil Prices Surge, Alternatives Coveted
• Voting Over, but Market Pressures Remain
• Liberty's News Corp. Purchase `Friendly,' Investor Group Says
• Staples launches online rebates
• Retirement accounts can't guarantee security
• Real estate market enters choppy seas
• Know What Your Home is Worth When Calculating Assets
• Some Shoppers Find Fewer Happy Returns
• 8 EBay Sellers Admit to Phony Bids
• Gold May Top 15-Year High as Dollar's Value Falls, Survey Says
• Consumer borrowing up $9.8 billion
• To Salvation Army, Target is the Grinch who stole Christmas
• Gas drops to lowest price in 2 months
• Dollar May Drop to Record Low as Bush Seen Increasing Deficits
• Fed says consumers put credit cards back to work in September
• Treasuries Decline on Concern Fed to Lift Rates Amid Debt Sales
• With Vioxx gone, now what do I do?

• John Harrison -- the face of identity theft
• More student borrowers default as increasing tuition, weak economy take toll
• Google's strong debut still short of forecast
• Oil Rises Above $49 a Barrel as Iraq Fighting Threatens Exports
• US Airways Asks Pilots for Pay Cut
• United Airlines pensions on the line
• Feds said to subpoena Fannie Mae
• Not time to tap U.S. oil reserve--Treasury's Snow
• Iraq, Terror Outweigh Economy, Jobs in Election, Pew Poll Says
• Rising interest rates increase incentive to reduce debt

• Dollar Rebounds from a Four-Week Low
• U.S. Economy: Leading Indicators, Manufacturing Index Slow
• Like it or not, folks, economy is driven by choices consumers make
• Stocks Higher as Oil Eases
• Cost basis of inherited mutual funds
• Protect Your Hearth and Home...for Less
• No Easy Way to Track Stock Advice
• Get Smart About Home Buying
• Blockbuster offers $5 per share dividend
• Analysts see grim future for cash-strapped Wet Seal

• Mortgage Rates Rise but Unlikely to Hurt Home Sales
• The Magic 8-ball on mortgage rates
• Mortgage rates saved from hike
• Behind the numbers: Mortgage rates
• Housing Continues To Shine
• Rates on 30-Year, 15-Year Mortgages Down
• Fed Suggests Past Won't Be a Guide for Its Moves
• Mortgage Holders Have Higher Credit Scores
• Good News for Home Owners, Values Rise
• Ten Year Forecast For The U.S. Housing Market: Strong