Government Shutdown
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The true economic impact of the shutdown has just begun to reveal itself
Jan 28, 2019Now that the longest government shutdown in U.S. history is officially over (for the time being, at least) and the dust is starting to settle, we’re getting our first look at the cost of the shutdown on the economy. According to S&P, the economy lost at least $6 billion dollars because of the shutdown, which S&P notes is more than the $5.7 billion that the White House requested for the border wall that was the central cause of the shutdown itself.
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Trump announces temporary end to government shutdown
Jan 25, 2019 -
San Jose bans evictions on unpaid federal workers
Jan 25, 2019 -
HereÕ what some mortgage lenders are doing to help Americans affected by shutdown
Jan 23, 2019 -
Warner introduces legislation to prevent future government shutdowns
Jan 23, 2019 -
Existing home sales plummet in December
Jan 22, 2019 -
Moody’s chief economist: Prolonged government shutdown is “fodder for recession”
Jan 18, 2019 -
Fannie, Freddie issue new mortgage lending rules due to prolonged shutdown
Jan 18, 2019 -
Here’s how the shutdown is impacting mortgage lending right now
Jan 15, 2019 -
Credit unions aid government employees affected by shutdown
Jan 11, 2019 -
Experts: Government shutdown increasing lenders’ risk exposure
Jan 11, 2019 -
Nation’s largest single-family rental owners offer rent relief to unpaid federal workers
Jan 11, 2019
