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The Federal Reserve Board found that American families experienced continued mild improvement in their financial well-being in 2015, but many families were struggling financially and felt excluded from economic advancement.

Housing markets in metros all over the country are improving and many metros are making their way back to their benchmark ranges, according to an index from Freddie Mac. 

The Net Worth Sweep, or the sweeping of all Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac profits into Treasury, has been under more intense scrutiny as of late.

A group of progressives who believe that Wall Street is not regulated enough has organized a coalition in hopes of getting stricter rules passed.

What exactly did a year-long analysis of Ocwen's servicing operations from an independent consulting firm reveal?

The two presumptive presidential candidates have engaged in a war of words over the housing crisis, with one candidate accusing another of being excited about the prospect of making money off of millions of families losing their homes.

Fewer homes for sale over the past year have driven prices up faster than expected, according Zillow’s latest Real Estate Market Report.

For Melvin L. Watt, Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, diversity and inclusion in the mortgage and lending arena is “a business imperative” that goes far beyond political correctness and statutory obligations outlined in the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008.

What led to risk of default on agency first-time buyer mortgages reaching a series high in April?

Despite the current, historically low-interest rate environment, homeowners are still stalling on refinancing their home.