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Mortgage rates edge higher after hitting a 12-month low


The 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 6.22%, up five basis points from last week, while the 15-year rate increased to 5.50%. Mortgage rates are tracking the ... Read More

Average US long-term mortgage rate rises again, inching up to 6.24%


The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage edged higher for the second week in a row, hovering near its low point so far this year ... Read More

Are consumers happy? Reports this week will offer hints


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Mortgage Applications Today: Home Loan Demand Falls 5.2% as Mortgage Rates Edge Up


New home loan applications decreased as mortgage rates ticked up—sending potential homebuyers back to the sidelines. Read More

Mortgage rates inch up but continue to move in narrow range


Mortgage rates edged up but continued to move in a narrow range, according to the latest Freddie Mac (FMCC) Primary Mortgage Survey. Read More

Adjustable-rate mortgages are making a comeback: Here’s why


Adjustable-rate mortgages made up about 10% of mortgage applications in September — the highest share in nearly two years. Read More

Experts predict interest rates will be cut again next month – what it means for YOUR money


INTEREST rates are widely expected to fall next month, experts are predicting. The Bank of England sets its base rate roughly every six weeks, which has a knock-on effect on savers and homeowners. Read More

Locking vs. Floating Your Mortgage Rate: What Experts Say Could Save You Thousands


Homeowners looking to refinance have been bounced back and forth with up-and-down rates, but timing will be the key to saving money. Read More


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