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Fed's 'patience' keeps mortgage rates in the fives

By Lou Barnes, Friday, January 30, 2004.

The vertical trace on the bond market EKG after the Fed's Wednesday meeting took mortgages up a quarter-percent, but rates held in the fives, and the more durable damage has been to stocks.  more...

Lessons from America's most famous real estate Premium Content

By Bernice Ross, Friday, January 30, 2004.

On the Friday before Christmas I was fortunate enough to "tour" the most famous House in America–the White House. Visiting the rooms where hundreds of world leaders have sat and where the fate of millions has been determined was nothing less than awe-inspiring. Surprisingly, "America's Most Famous House" has lessons from which we can all benefit.  more...

Fed eases homeowner 'casualty loss' restrictions

By Robert Bruss, Friday, January 30, 2004.

"If you dare to file a claim on your homeowner's insurance policy, we'll cancel your policy no matter how long you've been our customer." That seems to have become the motto of the homeowner's insurance industry.

Just a few days ago, I received an e-mail from a homeowner who was insured with the same major national insurance company for more than 30 years. Last year she filed a $457 claim. The insurer paid because the loss was covered under the policy. But when her policy came up for annual renewal, the insurer refused to renew.  more...

Creating a convenient winter home for pets

By Paul Bianchina, Friday, January 30, 2004.

When winter hits the area, pet owners are often faced with a dilemma about what to do with their dogs. Many people have mentioned that it would be nice to find a happy medium between leaving a dog inside the house all day or having to leave it out in the cold. Outdoor shelters are one solution, but a warm and dry pen or dog house of adequate size and quality can be expensive and, in some cases, large and unsightly.  more...

Carpet industry embraces recycled materials

By Katherine Salant, Friday, January 30, 2004.

I recently took an ecological footprint quiz and learned that it would take 21 biologically productive acres to support my lifestyle. If everyone on Earth lived like me, we would need 4.7 planets, and I was 12 percent below average for an American!

The only saving grace here is that so far most of the world has yet to achieve my middle-class American lifestyle.  more...

 
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