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Mortgage rates fell again this week
Mortgage rates have declined for the second straight week, with the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging 6.27% (down from 6.30%) and the 15-year fixed-rat ... Read More
Mortgage interest rates just dropped again. Here's what homebuyers should (and shouldn't) do next.

Mortgage interest rates fell again this week. Here's how homebuyers should (and shouldn't) respond to the news. Read More
Weekly Mortgage Rates Fall as Hiring Stalls
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Mortgage rates move closer to 6% — and the forecast is getting sunnier

Mortgage rates for 30-year conforming loans have fallen to 6.33%, with jumbo and FHA loans also seeing declines. Fannie Mae forecasts rates to reach 5.9% by the end of 2026, while the Fed is expected ... Read More
Mortgage rates are as low as they’ve been for years

(WHTM) — Last week’s Fed rate cut has home buyers and home sellers getting excited. Mortgage rates are now at a two-year low and could soon go even lower. The last couple of years have been brutal for ... Read More
Fed cuts rates as mortgage rates fall to 2025 low

On Sept. 17, the Federal Reserve voted to cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points. A basis point is one one-hundredth of a percentage point. Mortgage lenders anticipated this move; last week, ... Read More
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