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The Collingwood Group Chairman Debates Fed Rate Hike

With one last opportunity to raise rates this year, many believe that the the Federal Open Market Committee just may follow though with an obscure promise made in the last meeting in October. The Collingwood Group Chairman Tim Rood debated the possible rate hike in December and other topics on Fox Business Network’s Cavuto.

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Mortgage Borrowing Dampened by Student Loan Debt

So how adversely does student debt affect consumers' ability to get a mortgage loan? A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland released Monday showed that as the percentage of younger consumers with student loan debt rose over the last ten years, those with a mortgage declined.

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Fed Tightens Up on “Too Big to Fail”

One of the enduring criticisms of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act of 2010 is that it codifies “too big to fail” and allows the government to continue to financially rescue firms that are deemed systemically important.

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U.S. Home Prices Jump in Q3

Home prices nationwide rose 1.3 percent in the third quarter due to historically low interest rates, tight inventories, confident buyers, and higher incomes.

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HARP Refinances Plunge in Q3

According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency third quarter Refinance Report, a total of 25,824 HARP refinances were completed between July and September, down from the 31,561 refinances completed from April to June.

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