New mortgage incentives 'a little risky': Shiller
Could new programs aimed at boosting first-time homebuyers lead to another crisis? Yale economist Robert Shiller sees some risk in that happening.
Could new programs aimed at boosting first-time homebuyers lead to another crisis? Yale economist Robert Shiller sees some risk in that happening.
Could new programs aimed at boosting first-time homebuyers lead to another crisis? Yale economist Robert Shiller sees some risk in that happening.
This series breaks down the different indices and helps you learn what insights you can glean from them. Mortgage banking has become a lot more competitive as rates have increased.
The 30-year fixed-rate rises for the first time in four weeks but remains below 4 percent.