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Foreclosure deal: What it means for you
The nation's five largest banks have finally struck a deal with 49 states to settle charges of abusive and negligent foreclosure practices dating back to 2008. So what does this mean for you? Find out inside.
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States, banks reach foreclosure deal
Federal officials say the five largest mortgage lenders have reached a $25 billion settlement with 49 states over foreclosure abuses that took place after the housing bubble burst.
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Foreclosure-abuse deal gains more states
Arizona, Michigan and Florida, three of the states hit hardest by the housing crisis, will join a nationwide settlement over foreclosure abuses, officials with direct knowledge say.
Business Headlines
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Faces beyond the numbers of unemployed
About 12.8 million people are out of work and what's especially troubling, according to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, is the large number of long-term unemployed - more than 40 percent have been jobless more than six months.
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Budget deficit drops to $27B in January
The budget deficit fell sharply in January compared to a year earlier, as an improving economy lifts income tax revenue.
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Nissan recalls 39,000 Versa small cars
Personal Finance
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Consumer borrowing rose $19.3B in Dec.
Americans accelerated their borrowing in December for the second straight month, running up more credit card debt and taking out loans to buy cars and attend school.
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Sloppy tax preparer leads to IRS audit
John Matarese has a cautionary tale for anyone going to an inexpensive tax preparation service.
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Submit questions for local tax expert
It's tax time again and we're on your side to help with any tax questions you may have.
Angie's List
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Angie's List:Keep Valentines roses fresh
John Matarese has a florist's secret for keeping those Valentine's Day flowers fresh longer
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Angie's List: Signs car needs service
John Matarese reports on signs your car may have a problem, especially during this wet winter that has been rough on cars.
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Angie's List: Is your insurance current?
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Watch for these new bank fees in 2012
