After weeks without official economic data, September's jobs report will land Thursday. But don't expect a flood of figures anytime soon.
A new study finds Americans are having way fewer kids because high housing costs make big families unaffordable.
Mortgage rates have certainly been up and down this week. But they ended up very close to where they started.
It's the end of the 620 minimum credit score for Fannie and Freddie. But that doesn't mean a free for all.
Mortgage rates moved counterintuitively yesterday. And we're not sure why. Meanwhile, the government is reopening.
Mortgage rates might move up today on hopes of the government reopening within days. But other forces could confound that prediction.
The government is looking at ways to improve access to assumable and portable mortgages. How much might that help the housing crisis?
The government is developing a 50-year mortgage. What are the pros and cons of these controversial loans?