Topic: Greg McBride - CSMonitor.com

Zuckerberg's 1 percent mortgage: Why does a billionaire need a loan?

Mark Zuckerberg just refinanced his Palo Alto home with a 30-year, 1.05 percent adjustable mortgage rate. Why do billionaires like Zuckerberg take out home loans, when they could easily buy their properties outright?

How Greek economic woes could help US consumers

Tired of paltry returns on bank savings? Here's help.

Mortgage rates at record lows. Home buyers yawn.

Black Friday boom: Perfect start to promising holiday shopping season?

Lower interest rates: So what?

Homeowners cheer Fed's 'Operation Twist.' Wall Street, not so much.

Debt-limit brink: Can ordinary investors run for cover? Should they?

Checking account fees tested by Bank of America

Mortgage rates drop to lowest point in 50 years

Low mortgage rates: Time to refinance home at record low rates

Low mortgage rates not seen since 1971 have yet to spur home sales

Silver lining in the Dow's drop: record low mortgage rates

$1 trillion mortgage bomb still ticking away

Even with new credit card laws 2010, Americans are cutting back on credit

New credit-card rules: How do they affect you?

How to avoid soaring bank fees