Why are mortgage rates going up? How Biden impacts rates – The Mortgage Reports
Why are mortgage rates going up? How Biden impacts rates The Mortgage Reports
Why are mortgage rates going up? How Biden impacts rates The Mortgage Reports
So, the internet is resetting, as Wired reported late last week. The cause? A charming, Bernie Sanders inauguration meme. Although Wednesdayâs inauguration of President Biden and Vice President Harris had memorable moments, one is still standing out. Hereâs what happened. Before Bidenâs swearing, people began to tweet images of Bernie Sanders sitting in a folding […]
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As you take a closer look at your financial footing amid the headwinds of a pandemic, itâs an excellent time to examine the possible impact of a Joe Biden presidencyâ¦
The pandemic lit a fire under the cityâs high-end home market. Real-estate agents say it could become even more competitive, as President Biden appointees descend on the U.S. capital.
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President Biden and Democrats in Congress have backed plans to subject a broader array of companies to Community Reinvestment Act requirements. But thereâs no guarantee such reforms will happen.
As part of his $1.9 trillion economic stimulus package, President Biden proposed an increase in the federal minimum wage.
Existing-home sales rose in December, and total home sales in 2020 reached the highest level in 13 years, according to NAR. In all, 5.64 million homes were sold in 2020, up 5.6% from 2019 and the most since before the Great Recession.
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Under President Biden’s plan for a third stimulus check, the $600 second-round stimulus checks would be increased to $2,000.
Mortgage rates moved up last week, and it looks like they’ll keep rising in 2021. But how high will rates go? Should you try to lock in now?