Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke put the U.S. dollar squarely on the Fed’s radar screen, saying its slide against other currencies has led to an “unwelcome” rise in U.S. inflation and may be a fact...

In back-to-back Inman News columns, Bernice Ross wades into the controversy over the reporting of home-price statistics. In Part 1, “Put a gag on Chicken Little,” Ross argues that home prices are stabilizing,...

It’s time to meet the person who has been responsible for the life you live right now. This person has created your income, your debt, your relationships, your health, your fitness level, your weight, your attitudes an...

“INFLATION IS AS VIOLENT AS A MUGGER, AS FRIGHTENING AS AN ARMED ROBBER, AND AS DEADLY AS A HIT MAN.” ~ Ronald Reagan. And although you might not describe the effects of inflation in such strong terms yoursel...

According to Economy.com, there are a number of cities where home prices are expected to rise including Dallas, TX and Cleveland, OH. Although not an exhaustive list, other areas for opportunity include some of the locat...

Since January, I’ve been writing a series of essays in ETR intended to give you tools to help you “master plan” your life. As you put this master plan into action, you will find that you will be able to acc...

The inflationary reality that we as consumers have been living for months may finally be starting to dawn on the U.S. Federal Reserve. It’s about time! The minutes of the last policymaking Federal Open Market Committee...

Real estate prices are tumbling across the U.S. That may spell trouble for homeowners, but it may be good news for interested buyers or investors. You can get much better deals today whether you are looking to rent a sin...

Having a property abroad strikes many of us as a great lifestyle opportunity, but a growing number of UK first-time buyers looking overseas are more interested in sidestepping Britain’s challenging property market ...

Nationally, home prices are falling, unemployment is on the rise and the economy is expected to grow slowly–or even contract–in the first half of the year. But some cities are doing just fine. Take Oklahoma C...