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Instead of buying toys your kids will soon outgrow — how about borrowing them?
by
Ryan Kailath
Dec 27, 2018
"Toyeries" are making a comeback.
Divided Decade: How the financial crisis changed housing
by
Tommy Andres
Dec 17, 2018
Ten years ago the economy broke and changed the way we live.
What layoffs in the mortgage industry say about our economy
by
Justin Ho
Nov 16, 2018
It’s been a year of transition for Wells Fargo after a series of scandals in its consumer banking business. The company’s paid billions of dollars in penalties and just announced it’s cutting 900 jobs in its mortgage division. The job cuts are part of a big restructuring plan the bank announced back in September, with […]
Netflix to borrow an additional $2 billion to fund new shows
by
Justin Ho
Oct 24, 2018
The streaming service has already borrowed more than $8 billion to fund original programming. Can it keep borrowing?
Netflix to borrow an additional $2 billion to fund new shows
by
Justin Ho
Oct 24, 2018
The streaming service has already borrowed more than $8 billion to fund original programming. Can it keep borrowing?
Re-Fi? Standby … Rates are not great right now
by
Andy Uhler
Oct 19, 2018
Five years ago, refinancing made up 75 percent of the mortgage business. Today, it’s just around 37 percent. With climbing interest rates, demand has dipped and the mortgage industry is poised to shed jobs. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
Re-Fi? Standby … Rates are not great right now
by
Andy Uhler
Oct 19, 2018
Five years ago, refinancing made up 75 percent of the mortgage business. Today, it’s just around 37 percent. With climbing interest rates, demand has dipped and the mortgage industry is poised to shed jobs. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
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Regulation of installment loans varies widely by state
by
Renata Sago
Oct 18, 2018
A new report from Pew Charitable Trusts finds that nearly 10 million Americans turn to consumer finance companies for short-term installment loans when they need quick cash. But just how much they pay in finance charges can add up depending on how their state regulates lenders. Here’s why some groups are calling for stricter rules […]
Regulation of installment loans varies widely by state
by
Renata Sago
Oct 18, 2018
A new report from Pew Charitable Trusts finds that nearly 10 million Americans turn to consumer finance companies for short-term installment loans when they need quick cash. But just how much they pay in finance charges can add up depending on how their state regulates lenders. Here’s why some groups are calling for stricter rules […]
With Fed giving Wells Fargo good marks on its financials, the bank tries to look beyond recent scandals
by
Reema Khrais
Jul 2, 2018
Wells Fargo has seen its share of bad headlines recently … from news it opened fake accounts, to a payout of $1 billion to settle claims of improper mortgage and auto lending practices. But there was a bright spot for the bank last week when it passed the Federal Reserve’s annual stress test, that measures […]