November 13th, 2009

Friday Scoop on Housing Market and Credit Karma News

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credit card debt

Its Friday the 13th and Credit Karma’s latest press release has me feeling a little superstitious. The Credit Climate Report trend data for October 2009 shows that consumer credit card debt is on the rise, approximately at an average $7,573 per consumer, which could signal that consumers are growing more confident about using credit and spending ahead of the holidays. Let’s hope that these numbers aren’t an omen of bad credit karma to come, but a good sign that healthy spending habits will also spell healthy debt management too.

Credit Karma News

Home & Mortgage News

Here’s a glance at current mortgage rates to keep you up-to-date. The table shows the overnight average interest rate for two of the most common mortgage loan types (keep in mind, refinance rates typically vary from purchase rates listed below). Happy house hunting!

mortgage rate

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  1. Thanks for the mention, have a good weekend!

    Tom @ Canadian Finance Blog at 2:24 pm on November 13, 2009

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