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One of the housing market’s biggest advantages is starting to disappear (opens the original)
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When it comes to buying a house, cash is king—but that might be starting to change. Why so many workers are turning down promotions Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are suddenly soaring to fresh highs: Why are crypto prices up today? In a new report, Realtor.com found that cash sales are finally on the decline after the pandemic-era boom created a flurry of buyers paying for homes outright rather than with financing. In the first quarter of 2026, cash sales made up 31.4% of home purchases, down a perc
Why Capital One says it really closed more than 300 of Trump’s accounts (opens the original)
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Trump's family organization saw hundreds of accounts closed after a major bank found it was moving money around in a suspicious way. Your smartphone is changing your body. Doctors say most people don't know it's happening Dozens hospitalized as dual salmonella outbreaks spread to more than 30 states. Avoid these products The vulture capital capital: Inside private equity's takeover of Hartford, Connecticut In a new court filing, Capital One revealed that it closed the cluster of more than 300 ba
Waiting to buy a home? The market just sent its biggest signal yet (opens the original)
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The summer housing market looks pretty normal right now, and that’s a good thing. The latest report from Realtor.com shows that the July housing market behaved mostly as expected, with signs of a seasonal home sales slowdown as buyers and sellers navigate the summer months. It’s too early to tell if this summer will dodge a repeat of some of the more troubling trends from a year ago that could mean another frustrating phase around the corner for people looking to buy a home. “July’s data show a
A growing number of homeowners are avoiding foreclosure with one little-known option (opens the original)
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According to a new report from Realtor.com, short sales are gaining ground as an option for homeowners who might otherwise be headed for foreclosure. You can get Apple's iOS 27 on your iPhone today. Try these 5 features first Canada wildfires July 2026: Maps track fire locations, smoke path, and U.S. air quality in real time If U.S. home prices fell 16%, it'd restore housing market affordability to the long-run average In a short sale, a homeowner who owes more on their mortgage than their home
Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers (opens the original)
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The “buy now, pay later” fintech giant Klarna wants to become a real bank. The Swedish company just announced its plans to establish a U.S.-based subsidiary known as Klarna Bank USA. If approved, the FDIC-backed bank would set up shop out of Utah. “Banking is built on trust,” Klarna CEO and cofounder Sebastian Siemiatkowski said in the announcement. “We’ve
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