The bank announced about 1,000 job cuts across the country – about 900 of which will be from its home lending unit
The California representative is expected to take over the House Financial Services Committee
The federal government reached a historic $13 billion settlement with JPMorgan in November. But a lawsuit from a financial reform group wants to torpedo that deal, claiming it let the lending giant off the hook too easily
At the end of the first quarter, 18.8% of American homeowners were underwater. Meanwhile, investors searching for higher yields are cooling on stocks and rushing into some of the riskiest corporate bonds. All this and more in today's rate snapshot
Congress should go back to the drawing board on its plans for reforming Fannie and Freddie, says the head of a housing advocacy group
E-mortgages may be set to become the norm, whether originators like it or not
Spiking mortgage rates bore the brunt of responsibility for the marked slowdown in existing home sales in the second half of 2013, according to new data
eLEND has partnered with Habitat for Humanity. The company will sponsor an upcoming event as well as participate in a series of builds