ARMs are making a comeback—are they too risky for hopeful homebuyers?
admin Adjustable-rate mortgages suffered a tarnished reputation after the 2008 financial crisis. They faded away and…
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Borrowers are on edge—will Biden cancel student debt or not? Here’s what’s going on.
The “he” is, of course, President Joe Biden. Some 43 million borrowers are hanging onto…
Read MoreStagflation, reflation, soft landing or a slump — what Wall Street expects in the second half of 2022
As the first half of 2022 draws to a close, Wall Street investment banks and…
Read MoreCrypto hedge fund Three Arrows files for U.S. bankruptcy
Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital has filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 15 of the…
Read MoreThe 60-40 portfolio is supposed to protect investors from volatility: so why is it having such a bad year?
The first half of 2022 has been a historically bad stretch for markets, and the…
Read MoreBig-name investors are back putting more ‘junk’ in their funds, despite the carnage in bonds
Wall Street investors specialized in buying risky forms of corporate debt to slice-and-dice into securities…
Read MoreWhat’s ahead for the stock market after that brutal first half of 2022 and believe it or not, gas prices have been edging down ahead of Fourth of July — here’s why
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Read MoreKlarna to raise new funds at slashed $6.5 billion valuation
Klarna Bank AB is nearing a deal to raise new money at a valuation of…
Read More‘It could be the difference between an approval and denial’: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion remove fully-paid medical debt from credit reports on July 1. Will this help your credit score?
Paid medical debt is rolling off consumer credit reports in an overhaul that the credit…
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These dividend stocks yield at least 5% and have plenty of room to raise payouts
This year’s stock price declines make for an increasing number of stocks with high dividend…
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