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• Ask the Experts: Real Estate

  Is it time to buy real estate? Our editors discuss mortgages and the housing market. If you have other financial questions, e-mail asktheexperts@moneywatch.com

  Videos | 11-20-09

• Refinancing? Here's The Mortgage Deal I Choose

  Yesterday we started shopping around for our refinance. Today we chose a lender and a got an amazing deal. Here's the scoop on what I hope will be the last mortgage of my life. by Ilyce Glink

  Blog posts | 11-20-09

• Zicam Makers Strike Back

  The makers of Zicam cold remedies turned their battle with the Food and Drug Administration public this week, filing a 33-page letter with securities regulators that discloses details of its long-running dispute. Now Zicam's parent company, Matrixx Initiatives, is asking that the FDA provide...

  Blog posts | 11-20-09

• Time To Refinance? I'm Thinking About It.

  Is it time to refinance? For the first time in 7 years, I'm seriously thinking about it. by Ilyce Glink

  Blog posts | 11-19-09

• Lease Renewal: What's a Fair Price?

  A renter asks how to negotiate a discount on his lease renewal in a declining market. Alison Rogers, Moneywatch's resident Realtor, offers a not-for-vegans answer. by Alison Rogers

  Blog posts | 11-19-09

• Are College Athletes Getting Smarter?

  The graduation rate among Division I athletes is 79%. Division I athletes are graduating from college at higher rates than the rest of their student bodies. by Lynn O'Shaughnessy

  Blog posts | 11-19-09

• Housing Data Disappoints

  Housing starts for October were far worse than expected. Jill Schlesinger asks real estate blogger Alison Rogers when the market will finally improve

  Videos | 11-19-09

• The Dangers of Using a Debit Card

  Debit cards can be downright dangerous during the holiday season, exposing you to greater risks from identity theft, according to a top privacy expert. Here's why. by Kathy Kristof

  Blog posts | 11-18-09

• Elite State Universities: Why Their Rejection Rates Are Climbing

  Flagship universities are rejecting growing number of their own state residents. As support from state governments dwindles across the country, state universities are desperate for cash and they can charge outsiders much more. by Lynn O'Shaughnessy

  Blog posts | 11-18-09

• How Much House Do You Really Need?

  [caption id="attachment_428" align="alignright" width="174" caption="You probably need a house bigger than this—but not by much."][/caption] Emerging from this recession is a new rule: Buy only as much house as you need. Unfortunately for their finances, Americans have been doing...

  Blog posts | 11-18-09

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