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Does mortgage refinancing make sense this fall? Here's why it could
"You will benefit from a period where banks are not as slammed, Alvarez said. "When rates come down over the course of the next 12-24 months and volume increases, the amount of time a refinance will ... Read More
Mortgage rates fall to their lowest since April 2023. Here's where rates could head next.
The Average rate for 30-year fixed mortgage now stands at 6.44%, the lowest in 16 months, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Read More
Mortgage rates falling to 5% would get this party started
Falling mortgage rates have yet to spark the housing market, but a survey found the sweet spot to get the market moving again is about 5%. Read More
Mortgage rates are falling, improving home buying conditions. Here's what to know before you act
Anyone shopping for a new home has lost considerable purchasing power, largely due to rising prices and higher rates. Now mortgage rates are coming down from recent highs and could fall further once ... Read More
The Fed's Rates Might Change Soon. Will You Be Affected?
The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates in September. Read on to see how that might impact your finances -- for better or worse. Read More
How does inflation affect mortgage rates?
Learn how inflation and the latest inflation report affect mortgage rates. By watching inflation, you’ll have a better idea of where interest rates are headed. Read More
Prediction: It's Going to Be Cheaper to Sign a Mortgage in 2025
The Fed is expected to cut rates gradually. So mortgage rates might still be above 6% at the start of 2025. But in the course of the year, they could easily continue to fall. Read More
Mortgage rates continue to fall: HSBC, Barclays and NatWest to cut home loan costs tomorrow
Mortgage rates look set to fall again from tomorrow after three major high street banks all announced they will be slashing home loan costs. Read More
Lennar: Further Upside As Mortgage Rates Begin Their Decline
Lennar is the second-largest US homebuilder, with the Homebuilding segment accounting for over 90% of revenues and EBIT. Read more about LEN stock here. Read More
Fed is set to cut rates soon: Here's what it could mean for car loans
The Fed's fight against inflation, which involved raising short term rates 11 times in nearly 18 months, contributed to a head-on collision for borrowers. Car buyers not only faced skyrocketing prices ... Read More
The trigger effect: Homebuyers face another challenge when applying for a mortgage
The practice, called a trigger lead, has become a bigger problem in recent years as buyers are flooded with unsolicited calls and offers of mortgages. That means, in addition to decade-high mortgage ... Read More
Mixed news on US jobs: Unemployment rate falls but hiring is slowing
The US economy was expected to have added 160,000 jobs last month with the unemployment rate dropping to 4.2% from 4.3%. Read More
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