Economy

How Russia-Ukraine War Could Affect U.S. Housing, Economy

Published by REALTOR Magazine | February 25, 2022 Economists are warning that the U.S. housing market should brace for some possible changes in consumer behavior. Russian airstrikes battered Ukrainian cities this week, and the conflict is being felt around the globe. Financial markets worldwide likely will feel the impact from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, …

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Housing Inflation, Supply Chain Create Builders’ Perfect Storm

Published by FOX Business | February 17, 2022 Lumber prices over the past year added over $18,600 to the average price of a new single-family home Like many consumers, U.S. homebuilders are feeling an inflation pinch as the industry stares down rising costs and ongoing supply chain delays. “The No. 1 problem right now is increased …

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Equifax Adding ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Payments to Credit Reports

Published by Newsmax | December 31, 2021 The credit bureau is one of the largest in the U.S. and will begin recording BNPL installment plans on reports in early 2022. Equifax announced this month that payments on ”buy now, pay later” (BNPL) loans would be added to credit reports next year. The credit bureau is one of …

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Analysis: Surging Inflation Will Cost Most U.S. Households $3,500 This Year

Published by FOX Business | December 15, 2021 It’s unclear when consumers can expect to see inflation begin to slow, with prices for an array of goods continuously climbing higher. The hottest inflation in nearly four decades will cost millions of Americans an additional $3,500 in expenses this year, according to a new analysis published on …

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