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The 1% down payment is here Is it too good to be true for homebuyers?

Small down payments can be a boon for some, but others worry about a possible wave of defaults.

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Justices Should OK Biden s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

Because none of the plaintiffs in Biden v. Nebraska and U.S. Department of Education v. Brown satisfy the U.S. Constitution's standing requirements, the U.S. Supreme Court should dismiss the pair of challenges to the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness program after hearing oral arguments Tuesday, says Mitria Wilson-Spotser at the Center for Responsible Lending.

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Why You Should Always Consider a 30-Year Loan, Even When You Can Afford a 15-Year Loan

Even if you can afford a 15-year loan, here’s why a 30-year mortgage could be a safer and less risky financial move.

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Mortgage Rates Dropped Back Below 4% This Week Amid War In Ukraine But Experts Say the Dip Will Likely Be Short-Lived

Mortgage rates dropped below 4% this week as uncertainty caused by Russia’s war in Ukraine added new volatility to financial markets.

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