Fed Chair Kevin Warsh used his first Jackson Hole keynote to warn that inflation remains above target while offering little guidance on when interest rates could fall. Here’s what his “quieter Fed” approach could mean for mortgages, HELOCs, credit cards, and household borrowing costs.

About $875 billion in commercial and multifamily mortgages are scheduled to mature in 2026. Higher borrowing costs could make refinancing difficult for some property owners, with potential consequences for banks, investors, local economies and credit markets.

Mortgage rates remain close to 7% while home prices stay elevated, creating a difficult affordability equation for buyers. Here’s how higher rates affect monthly payments, housing inventory and the true cost of homeownership.

The U.S. economy lost 23,000 jobs in July as earlier payroll estimates were revised sharply lower, changing expectations for the Federal Reserve’s September rate decision. Here’s what weaker hiring could mean for interest rates, mortgages and household finances.

The Federal Reserve chose to leave interest rates unchanged this week, but that doesn't necessarily mean borrowing is becoming more affordable.

The 30-year Treasury yield just hit its highest level since 2007. Here’s why it’s climbing and what it means for mortgage and loan rates.

Small caps, emerging markets, and international stocks are all hitting new highs — while household budgets tell a very different story. Here’s the gap, and what it means for your own finances.