Arvest's Mitch Wilkins shares some tips and information for monitoring your escrow statements and avoiding surprises.

Escrow is a type of account used to stash money for a home purchase, held by a third party on behalf of the parties negotiating a deal. Here's how it works.

Most people never encounter the concept of escrow until they buy a home. Escrow accounts are set up by third parties as a safe place to hold money. They are used for two main purposes when it ...

People use the escrow process in the international trade, stock market and, most commonly, real estate arenas. Prospective homeowners go through the escrow process when they close on the sale of a ...

Through Escrow as a Service, Peppa holds and collects payments from buyers, releasing them to sellers only when buyers are satisfied or on agreed-upon terms.

Legal Aid is helping Franklin County renters avoid eviction while holding their landlords accountable for maintenance. See ...

In the world of high-stakes transactions—be it real estate, stock investments, or business deals—ensuring security for both parties is crucial. This is where an Escrow Account comes in. It ...