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Russia appears to have avoided default as it makes a $117 million bond payment.

Sanctions have isolated the country financially, driven down the value of the ruble and cut off Moscow’s access to about half its foreign currency reserves.  » mehr lesen

Mortgage Rates Hit 4 Percent for First Time in 3 Years

The average rate on 30-year fixed mortgages dropped as low as 2.65 percent in January 2021.  » mehr lesen

Four Financial Tips for Buying a Second Home

Second homes are becoming more expensive, and house hunters should examine interest rates, upfront fees, maintenance charges and taxes when calculating the cost.  » mehr lesen

The Next Level in Sustainability: Nature Restoration

Developers are no longer aiming to simply preserve nature, but are actively restoring it as a selling point for their projects.  » mehr lesen

The Bank of England raises rates again in a bid to corral inflation.

The bank on Thursday lifted its key interest rate to 0.75 percent, the third consecutive increase.  » mehr lesen

The Bank of England raises rates again in a bid to corral inflation.

The bank on Thursday lifted its key interest rate to 0.75 percent, the third consecutive increase.  » mehr lesen

Will Inflation Fix Itself?

That appears to be what the Federal Reserve is counting on.  » mehr lesen

Amid Russia Invasion, I.R.S. Aims to Police Oligarch Sanctions

It wants to add agents to a 3,000-person investigations unit to help crack down on attempts by Russian oligarchs to evade sanctions.  » mehr lesen

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