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Her voice barely rose above a whisper.
The middle-aged guy with the puckered forehead and hunched shoulders said, "I can't believe I'm doing this." He was spreading mayonnaise on my…
Concerns grow as foreclosure moratoriums approach date
An analysis by QuoteWizard, a LendingTree company, of U.S. landlords and tenants found that a growing number of people are increasingly concerned with keeping a roof over their heads as the dates of foreclosure moratoria…
The pandemic’s effect on the housing market helped some — but others are left behind.
The coronavirus put Connecticut and the world in an economic tailspin one year ago. The CT Mirror began a three-part series last Monday that mapped the damage that has fallen primarily on low-wage workers and the…
10 Metros Where All-Cash Buyers Are Scooping Up Homes
As the saying goes, cash is king. And that’s especially true in today’s pandemic-fueled thrill ride of a real estate market, where homes can sell in days—or even hours—and usually after multiple offers.In this Wild West environment,…
M&T Bank Corporation Announces Second Quarter Common Stock Dividend
BloombergChina puts Australia on alert with push to diversify iron ore(Bloomberg) - Beijing shed light on trade tensions with its main raw materials supplier Australia after the government's economic planning agency said it was looking…
Letter: Biden a flashback to the Jimmy Carter era | Letters to the Editor
Biden is a throwback to the stagflation of the Carter eraTo Editor: Since Joe Biden took over, we've had…
Mortgage rates are low because of COVID – but property taxes are much higher
Mortgage rates are low because of COVID - but property taxes are much higherIt's not just gasoline prices and grocery bills that are rising sharply and hitting consumers hard. Rising property taxes are also pushing up budgets from coast…
Free Six Flags Tickets Offered For COVID-19 Outbreaks In Illinois
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced that a donation of $ 4 million in Six Flags tickets would be used as an incentive to get more COVID-19 vaccines from Illinois. The 50,000 tickets will be intended for minority…
The housing boom – AAF
Eakinomics: the housing boom
One of the signatures of the COVID-19 recession is its inequality between sectors of the economy. While the service sector, especially the leisure and hospitality industry, has remained stable, other sectors…
After federal ruling, Lamont says he will extend Connecticut deportation ban
Gov. Ned Lamont said Thursday he plans to extend the moratorium on evictions in Connecticut by at least a month to give more time to secure rental allowances for those in need, a day after qu 'a federal judge struck down the national ban…