November 19, 2024

Category: Personal Finance

Best mortgage refinance lenders of October 2024 #CashNews.co
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Best mortgage refinance lenders of October 2024 #CashNews.co

Cash News The best mortgage refinance companies offer a combination of low fees and competitive interest rates. These lenders also provide a full range of refinancing loan options. At Yahoo Finance, we use stringent criteria to narrow a large field of mortgage contenders down to the very best. Whether you’re looking to fund home improvements, […]

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BrioDirect review (2024) #CashNews.co
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BrioDirect review (2024) #CashNews.co

Cash News Summary: BrioDirect is the online brand of Webster Bank. As an online-only bank, BrioDirect offers high-yield savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CDs) with low fees. BrioDirect products and services BrioDirect offers the following two products: High-yield savings account: BrioDirect’s high-yield savings account is one of the few that . The drawback is […]

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Does car insurance cover flood damage? #CashNews.co
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Does car insurance cover flood damage? #CashNews.co

Cash News Hurricane Helene devastated countless communities in its 600-mile path. If you’re dealing with the aftermath of Helene or another extreme weather event, you may be wondering if your insurance policy covers car flooding. Your auto insurance policy will typically pay out for storm-related damage, including flooding, but only if you have comprehensive coverage. […]

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The house-price supercycle is just getting going
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The house-price supercycle is just getting going

After THE financial crisis of 2007-09, global house prices fell by 6% in real terms. But, before long, they picked up again, and sailed past their pre-crisis peak. When covid-19 struck, economists reckoned a property crash was on the way. In fact there was a boom, with mask-wearing house-hunters fighting over desirable nests. And then […]

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At last, China pulls the trigger on a bold stimulus package
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At last, China pulls the trigger on a bold stimulus package

TWO GUT instincts have distinguished the macroeconomic policies of Xi Jinping, China’s ruler since 2012. He has disdained consumer handouts, which he thinks breed laziness. And he has refrained from bold economic stimulus, the kind of fiscal and monetary “bazooka” that China’s previous leaders fired in November 2008 during the global financial crisis. Both of […]

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