In a Credit Karma survey exclusive to USA TODAY, 59% of people felt their financial stability depended on their ability to delay mortgage payments.
Author: Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA TODAY
Buy a house during COVID-19? The housing market is a tale of two Americas and first-time buyers are struggling
In the housing market, the ability to purchase homes seems proportional to the price range – the higher the range, the greater the sales.
Buying a home? Tips to improve your credit score
A high credit score could mean lower interest rates on a loan as lenders feel more confident that a person will repay their future debts
‘I want to live in a house’: How a single mom improved her credit score, and how you can too
A high credit score could mean lower interest rates on your mortgage. If your score is poor because of past problems, here’s how to improve it.
Shop with an app, watch movies with an app. Why not sell your home with an app, too?
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Is the office back? COVID created a work-from-home culture but companies are trying to make the office appealing again
After a year of work-from-home policies, companies are prepping for their employees’ return to the office. That could be a very unfamiliar place.
Flush with cash, affluent Americans are chasing million dollar listings
Sales of homes above $1 million surged 81% in February from a year earlier. Homes sold under $100,000 were down 26%.
Searching for a home? These are the top 20 U.S. housing markets
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