DEALBOOK: An Enigma in the Mortgage Market That Elevates Rates
A 30-year mortgage with a 2.8 percent interest rate could already exist, but something in the banking system is holding it back. And right now, few agree on what that "something" is.
A MEASURE OF CHANGE: Cautious Moves on Foreclosures Haunting Obama
President Obama's response to the housing crisis was deliberately subdued, and some economists believe stronger action could have softened the economic impact.
Consumer Bureau Seeks to Make Mortgage Fees Clearer
Under proposed rules, creditors could continue offering certain loans as long as they also provide consumers a loan option with no fees or points attached.