This article about the current financial crisis is the best I have seen so far. The explanation on the cause and possible outcome provides some excellent points.

Real estate and home prices in these cities might recover earlier than the others.

Is it worth the cost? Or should you save your money? Should you pay a little extra upfront in hopes of saving money -- or hassle -- in the future? Or are you better off spending less and pocketing the savings now? From warehouse clubs to home and car maintenance, we present you with ten situations.

Inheriting a home versus receiving it as a gift.

You can trim your food bill by learning these tips. Good read.

A nice writeup about the recent government takeover of Fannie and Freddie.

Housing counselors and lenders both say Obama program is comprehensive approach that attacks root of economic crisis. But it won't help everyone.

A map of U.S. states with unemployment, budget deficit and foreclosures information.

Long and insightful article. Do you agree?

Whether you like "Rich Dad Poor Dad" or not, this is worth to read. Even more on the comments.

Some markets might rebound earlier than the others, according to smartymonty.com. They are Seattle, Des Moines, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, Philadelphia, Birmingham, Denver.
What do you think?

FBI officials Tuesday disclosed complaints of mortgage fraud are piling up at record levels this year, and appear certain to shatter last year's record.

According to this article, being frugal can make you happy.

One of the common problems of basement floors is the accumulation of moisture. Here are the tips for choosing the flooring for your basement.

Earlier I reported on the always-surprising findings of our quarterly Homeowner Confidence Survey, which polls 1500+ U.S. homeowners about their perception of their own home’s value. Results show most homeowners are no longer in denial about whether their homes lost value in 2008 — 57 percent of U.S. homeowners say their home’s value declined over the past year, when in fact three-quarters ...