Sign In | Create an Account | Welcome, . My Account | Logout | Subscribe | Submit News | Staff Contacts | Home RSS
 
 
 

Will loss of deductions hurt the rebound?

January 18, 2012 - Sylvia Heldreth
Our economy is fragile and the housing market is beginning to rebound but Congress let a number of mortgage and housing related tax deductions expire at the end of 2011. The deductions for mortgage insurance premiums, home energy improvements, building energy efficient new houses and sales tax were not extended. New fees were added to new mortgages. Is this beneficial to the rebound?

What do you think?

 
 

Article Comments

(1)

earlragland

Jan-19-12 2:09 AM

When interest rates drop, homeowners take notice. If rates dip lower than your current rate, refinancing may allow you to lower your monthly payment, potentially reducing the interest expenses you’ll pay over the life of the loan. Shop around use sources like 123 Refinance to compare rates

 
 

Post a Comment

You must first login before you can comment.

*Your email address:
*Password:
Remember my email address.
or
 
 

 

I am looking for:
in:
News, Blogs & Events Web