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- Evictions have led to hundreds of thousands of additional Covid-19 cases, research finds November 30, 2020Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds.
- Coronavirus vaccines may help travel recover, but it may take years to fully rebound, experts say November 30, 2020Coronavirus vaccines may be imminent but travel may take years to fully rebound and, no matter the timing, will likely look different than it did pre-pandemic.
- Got a scary letter from the IRS, threatening to seize your refund? How to proceed November 30, 2020Some taxpayers are just now receiving a scary letter from the IRS: a warning the federal taxman will seize their state income tax refund. Here's what to do.
- For families with multiple generations under one roof, the pandemic has brought unique challenges November 30, 2020Living with extended family can provide emotional and financial support. It's also been a challenge during the coronavirus pandemic.
- Time is running out to make changes to your Medicare coverage for 2021. Here's why you should check your options November 30, 2020Medicare's annual open enrollment period ends Dec. 7, which means you have a week left to check whether there's a better coverage option for 2021.
Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds.
Coronavirus vaccines may be imminent but travel may take years to fully rebound and, no matter the timing, will likely look different than it did pre-pandemic.
Some taxpayers are just now receiving a scary letter from the IRS: a warning the federal taxman will seize their state income tax refund. Here's what to do.
Living with extended family can provide emotional and financial support. It's also been a challenge during the coronavirus pandemic.
Medicare's annual open enrollment period ends Dec. 7, which means you have a week left to check whether there's a better coverage option for 2021.
- Evictions have led to hundreds of thousands of additional Covid-19 cases, research finds November 30, 2020Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds.
- October pending home sales fall unexpectedly, as high prices take their toll on buyers November 30, 2020Strong, pandemic-induced demand for housing is still there, but buyers may now be hitting an affordability wall.
- How to break the late rent, missed mortgage payment cycle November 27, 2020As many as 35 million Americans face eviction due to an inability to make housing payments. Here's a step-by-step plan to keep yourself in your home, for good.
- A record 19.4 million homeowners can now save big on a mortgage refinance, as rates hit another new low November 25, 2020Homeowners now have unprecedented potential to save on their monthly payments through a mortgage refinance.
- Another record low mortgage rate just caused demand to jump for both refinances and home purchases November 25, 2020Mortgage interest rates have set record lows more than a dozen times this year, and last week there was yet another. That caused mortgage applications to rise.
Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds.
Strong, pandemic-induced demand for housing is still there, but buyers may now be hitting an affordability wall.
As many as 35 million Americans face eviction due to an inability to make housing payments. Here's a step-by-step plan to keep yourself in your home, for good.
Homeowners now have unprecedented potential to save on their monthly payments through a mortgage refinance.
Mortgage interest rates have set record lows more than a dozen times this year, and last week there was yet another. That caused mortgage applications to rise.