Supreme Court Seems Likely to Preserve CFPB
A group challenging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) right to exist found doubt among justices on the U.S. Supreme Court in a case heard Tuesday.
Loss of Home-Based Childcare Has Ripple Effect
In 12 years, almost half of all home-based, licensed childcare disappeared, and it’s making employment harder or impossible for a generation of working parents.
NAR Webinar: Buying RE with Retirement Funds
When should investors do a transfer or rollover? What gets reported to the IRS? What are IRA rules? NAR’s Oct. 11 webinar, $10 for members, will provide answers.
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