The jobs market is recovering slower than expected, and so is housing. But neither condition has slowed U.S. consumers.
According to the Census Bureau, Retail Sales rose for the 11th straight month in May. Excluding cars and auto parts, sales receipts climbed to $322 billion last month. It's an all-time high and another example of the U.S. economy's resiliency.
Wall Street didn't expect such results. As a result, mortgage rates worsened...
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Chris is a Team Leader at Certified Mortgage Planners. He's a published author, frequent contributor to local Fox News affiliate & recently voted as a Top 40 Mortgage Professional Under 40 by NMPM.
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