Although rates will rise, they will remain very competitive when compared to historic averages, and it would take a significantly greater increase in rates to negatively impact prices. Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner explains why
Last night the 10-year broke down to 2.29 percent, pulling mortgages also (some trading is 24/7)
There's only one domino separating Russia and NATO
Commentary: Give thanks daily for the Fed and Fannie Mae
Stable cost of energy is a huge help while buying time
Commentary: One year into housing recovery, jobs showing signs of life
Commentary: Suspense builds as everyone waits for the economy to declare itself
Commentary: Joint assault on banks from the left and right jeopardizes credit, economy
Long-term economy fixes should include health care cost and education reform
Commentary: Fiscal contraction is coming, no matter what or who
Commentary: To foster recovery, something has to give, but what?
Commentary: Rigging workhorse rate was stupid, and the stupid should resign
Commentary: 'Now is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end ...'
Commentary: What job numbers don't say about the economy
Commentary: Crisis can be postponed, but not averted