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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Dennis Lello reached out to Channel 13 for help after getting stuck with his home warranty company. He signed onto a six-year policy and paid more than $2500 up front in 2024 with ...

Many homebuyers have been waiting on the sidelines in hopes of lower mortgage rates and more manageable home prices. And despite signs that the market may be balancing out, affordability remains a ...

It was hard enough losing her mom to cancer, but a Miami Gardens woman said she really ran into trouble cashing in her mother’s life insurance policy. That’s when she called Help Me Howard with ...

After newly released Consumer Price Index figures showed that the year-over-year inflation rate was 3.8% in April, the highest in nearly three years, President Donald Trump tried to reassure Americans ...

Most checking accounts are pretty snooze-worthy. The national deposit rate for checking accounts that pay interest as of Sept. 15 was a mere 0.07%, according to FDIC data. Furthermore, the average ...

For most of 2026, Wall Street has traded on one big assumption: once President Donald Trump replaces Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, lower interest rates will follow. That expectation helped fuel ...

For his part, Bryan Johnson, CFO at CD Valet, says CD rates will likely drift downward in May, but perhaps not as fast as many expected earlier this year. “Banks seem to be easing off the aggressive ...

Tax Day has passed, but are you still wondering when your Rhode Island state tax refund will hit your bank account? Rhode Island taxpayers can check the status of their state tax refunds on the R.I.

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said that interest rates may need to rise to contain the threat of inflation, even as energy prices tumbled on Friday. The BOE needs to make decisions that ...

On average, today's top-tier 30 year fixed mortgage rates are exactly the same as yesterday's. Rates are driven by the bond market and bonds continue waiting for bigger developments in the Iran war.

If you've been sitting on the sidelines of the housing market waiting for mortgage rates to "return to normal," you might be waiting for a train that isn't coming. In a recent interview with Kalah ...