How low can we go? 30-year mortgage rate charts tell the story
30-year mortgage rates chart with average 30-year rates since 1972. Rates have been dropping, but can they go lower still? Find out here.
30-year mortgage rates chart with average 30-year rates since 1972. Rates have been dropping, but can they go lower still? Find out here.
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While the Biden Administration waits for the Trump staff to tell them the Wi-Fi password in the White House, the government continues to occupy our thoughts. “The government should not vaccinate health care workers first. Because if it fails, we’re in trouble. They should try the vaccine on politicians first because if we lose a few of them, it really won’t matter at all.” That is an interesting take. I find the term stealth tax hike ” interesting, especially in the coming years, because many of us are predestined to pay more in taxes by legislation already in place. Economists look at interesting things, like U-Haul rental truck movement to determine state or regional trends. Many companies are interested in what the post-pandemic work environment will look like…(read more)
Mortgage rates slide to historic lows for third time this month The Washington Post
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There are tons of different tasks you have to complete during the home buying process, but not all of them are as important as the home appraisal. This requirement is crucial for your loan processing and your wallet â and the outcome can either positively or negatively affect your home purchase. A home appraisal impacts […]
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monkeybusinessimages/Getty ImagesHomeowners are asking for breaks on their mortgage payments in droves, as millions of Americans face the prospect of unemployment or reduced income because of the coronanvirus pandemic. But
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Should you pay off debt or save money? I wish this was a super easy article where I could just give you a clear answer about whether you should pay off debt or save money, but that’s just not how personal finance works. Every situation is different, and today, I’d like to go over different […]
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Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates fell yesterday, as we predicted. And, as a result, they’re now at a new all-time low. There was mixed economic news earlier […]
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Yesterday's bond market weakness ran the risk of signalling an end to the winning streak enjoyed since January 12th. Those gains were fairly steady and they took yields from the very top of the prevailing trading pattern almost all the way to the bottom. If early trading is any consideration, today is set to confirm the negative shift. In fact, yields are already arguably halfway back across the trend channel (the parallel yellow lines that have guided the broader bond market correction since August). Here's a wider view: Those who primarily follow the world of interest rates in terms of the mortgage market may be wondering "what correction since August?!" That's because mortgage rates cut a very different path for most of 2020. Here's the same chart with mortgage…(read more)