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How I Repaid $65,000 In Student Loans and Invested at the Same Time
Today, I have a great guest post to share. Here is how this person paid off $65,000 in student loans all while investing at the same time. Student loans… everyone’s got ‘em everyone wants to get rid of them. This is a story of my battle with student loans and how I found success in […]
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How This 1920s California Bohemian Sold Over Askingâand Helped Set a Record
The former owners purchased this Berkeley, CA, bungalow in February 2018 for $615,000 and sold it less than three years later, in November, for $1.35 million.
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Mortgage and refinance rates today, January 25, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates fell more than expected last Friday. And they’re now back within striking distance of the most recent all-time low, set early this […]
Why Mortgage Rates Should Care About Bond Market Warning
After spiking in early January, interest rates returned to near-all-time-low levels by the middle of the week. By the end, however, the market began to flash a warning about more volatility ahead. The warning is fairly simple. It has to do with a pattern that’s been repeating in the bond market (the key ingredient in determining rates). The pattern is technically referred to as a “trend channel,” which is just a fancy way of saying that rates are steadily rising or falling in a relatively regular way. In the current case, they’ve been rising since August. Rates tend to fall when the economic outlook is downbeat or uncertain. As such, it makes sense to see volatility and all-time lows during the first phase of the pandemic followed by gradual healing in the 2nd half of the year. Gradual healing
MBS Day Ahead: Friendly Bond Bounce Continues as 10s Target 1.0%
Posted To: MBS Commentary
With 10yr yields breaking the 1.075% technical floor on Monday, the bond market added evidence to the case for a move back to 1.0%. Today's early gains make the evidence nearly overwhelming with yields less than half a basis point away at times. With the Fed coming up this afternoon, it would only take a mildly stronger reaction to break the 1.0% floor . What happens after a break below 1.0% though? The prevailing trend implies heavier resistance around 0.97-0.98%. Specifically, the lower boundary of the "trend channel" (yellow lines below) runs through .98 today. It would require another fairly decent bond rally to get there, but it's not outside the realm of possibility. Such a move could be a blessing or a curse. If the trend keeps doing what it's been doing since August…(read more)
HousingWire launches Spring Summit on March 4
Wanting to take advantage of record low mortgage rates to gain more space in a pandemic, consumers didnât follow traditional seasonal buying patterns in 2020. That dynamic is driving home sales this year too, which is why weâre hosting our virtual Spring Summit focused on The Year-Round Purchase Market.
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