If Fed tightens, long-term rates might actually fall
Few consumers will even notice changes in mortgage rules
The Fed has been it since 2008, and now owns $1.7 trillion in home loans
Look for Fed to shed light on time frame for ending zero interest rate policy
Overseas weakness won't derail US economy, should help keep inflation in check
Expect dramatic action by the European Central Bank next week
Yellen whispers 'Bang' but doesn't shoot
When the world is scared it wants sovereign debt, not mortgage-backed securities
Rates are vulnerable to the Fed, but held down by Europe's troubles
When incomes start to rise, everything else will fall into place
Rebound in sales expected to continue into 2015
Increase in short-term rates won't necessarily translate into higher mortgage rates
Instability is driving up oil prices, feeding inflation fears
Next president must understand and appeal to the center
Don't panic, but keep an eye on consumer confidence, job creation, Fed tapering, overregulation