WASHINGTON (AP) — Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates have edged up for a third straight week while remaining near their historically low levels reached in May 2013. Read entire story.
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.80 percent
Related Posts
Greece suffers 1 billion euro tax revenue shortfall in January
Greece’s tax revenues slumped 23 percent below target in January as citizens held off on paying taxes before a snap election, marking a setback for the new left-wing government as it seeks a deal with European partners to avert a financial crisis. Finance ministry data showed tax revenues were 3.49 billion …
Stocks Falling, Buffett Buying
He bought a shitload during the 230 point crash, you should too. Warren Buffett loves it when a plan comes together, just like ol’ Hannibal. The best guess you can make is that Buffett bought more of what he already owns. The market continues it’s drop today. The S&P 500 was…
Here’s the real science behind time travel
Most people usually write off the idea of time travel as fantasy. But in reality, it occurs all the time – in small ways – as the result of time dilation. Produced by Alex Kuzoian. Special thanks to Jessica Orwig. Follow BI Video: On Facebook For more Science videos: Subscribe to our …