: The Good, The Bad & the Ugly, Tougher to get a Mortgage, and a big Tech Collaboration.

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: The Good, The Bad & the Ugly, Tougher to get a Mortgage, and a big Tech Collaboration.

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Stocks sell of as investors weigh virus concerns, the OPEC+ Pact and earnings ahead. We look at the good, the bad and the ugly and what it means for your money.Plus, it’s about to get harder to get a mortgage. We tell you why and what it means for the overall housing market.And, Apple and Google team up to track the virus. We look at how it would work and why not everyone is excited about the collaboration.

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