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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are implementing stricter condo-lending policies effective Aug. 3 that require comprehensive reviews of building finances and conditions, potentially causing mortgage approval delays and denials.
Tax firms increasingly use AI in their practices, but IRS guidance on disclosure requirements remains unclear, leaving questions about whether clients must be informed of AI involvement in preparing returns.
UK heating oil customers affected by Middle East conflict-driven price surges will receive up to £350 in compensation following a competition watchdog investigation into cancelled orders.
New federal student loan repayment rules effective July 1 reshape Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility, excluding certain parent borrowers and introducing a new plan that doesn’t count toward forgiveness.
The IRS filed over 214,000 federal tax liens in the 2025 fiscal year, a 9% increase from the prior year, raising concerns among advocates about job loss and reduced access to credit for affected taxpayers.
Multiple UK lenders now offer mortgages requiring minimal or no deposits for first-time buyers, with loans of up to 100% of property value, though interest rates are typically higher than standard deals.
