Mortgage Rates Are Climbing Again: What It Means If You’re House Hunting
After a spring dip, mortgage rates have moved sharply higher, pushing more buyers toward adjustable-rate loans. Here’s what to consider before you lock in a rate.
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After a spring dip, mortgage rates have moved sharply higher, pushing more buyers toward adjustable-rate loans. Here’s what to consider before you lock in a rate.
Costco agreed to a $14 million settlement over its email practices. Eligible members can claim up to $500, but the claim deadline is August 24 — here’s how to check your eligibility.
Amazon agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement over its Prime membership practices. Here’s what the settlement covers, who may be eligible, and how to check for a refund.
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