The Democratic-controlled Senate can reinstate weekly unemployment of $ 600, and federal regulators want to revamp house ratings – that’s how it could hurt buyers and sellers.

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IRS gives a chance to send out a second $ 600 stimulus check – here’s what to do if you miss it

The IRS instrument ‘Get my payment’ contains one phrase you do not want to hear.

Millions of families had no financial cushion to hold for three months – and that was before COVID-19 struck

“These poverty-ridden households have no assets to withstand a sudden economic loss, as we saw with COVID-19,” said one co-author.

Federal regulators want to revamp home ratings – this is how it could hurt buyers and sellers

A federal financial regulator has sought input on how to change the appraisal process for loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Vaccine distribution will take ‘a better part of a year’: the Democratic-controlled Senate could reintroduce weekly extra $ 600 weekly unemployment

The experts believe the extra $ 300 extra in weekly unemployment programs and other CARES Act programs will be extended under a democratically controlled Senate.

‘Families in America Look Terrified’: How to Talk to Your Children About the Storms of the Capitol

It’s been months of spasmodic topical events for kids to process.

10 Biden tax plans that will go through a democratic Senate – and how to prepare for them

Tax Guy weighs in on Pres. Joe Biden with a Democratic Senate in.

My colleague owns 10 houses, 9 of which are rented. How did he get a stimulus test while I was not?

‘I happened to inherit my mother’s house, so if I do not qualify, it’s fine. I’m working.’

Americans lose confidence in the housing market as COVID-19 pandemic rages

Sellers are becoming more hesitant about whether this is a good time to sell, which could hurt home sales in the coming month, according to a new report.

My sister became my father’s proxy, entered into a reverse mortgage and exhausted his own capital. What can I do?

‘She installed a camera and she moved down the street. If visitors like me went to his house, she would show up immediately. ‘

Why it has become more difficult to buy a second home

Buyers are hot in second homes, but lenders are not.

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Extremists have posted plans for Capitol attack on social media

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Britain and the EU were on their way to the financial services showdown

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Biden condemns the storms of Capitol: ‘One of the darkest days in the history of our country’

Elected President Joe Biden on Thursday blew up the storm of the U.S. Capitol by a crowd of President Trump’s supporters.

What to know about the 25th Amendment as the call to remove President Trump grows louder

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