Mortgage rates edged modestly lower on Friday. That might mean that markets are done adjusting to the possibility of no Fed rate cut next month.
We know home prices are high. But at five times average incomes they're approaching record levels, helping existing homeowners but deterring first-time buyers.
Often Freddie Mac's weekly mortgage rates monitor is a bit out of date. Yesterday, it mattered.
Yesterday's Fed news conference pushed mortgage rates sharply higher. What happened?
The Federal Reserve has cut its key rate by 0.25% but comments at the post-meeting press conference shot mortgage rates higher.
Homeowners insurance premiums are soaring. You need to get strategic about balancing risks and costs.
How confident consumers feel about the economy can affect mortgage rates. So, today's report could bring good or bad news.
Mortgage industry groups say a rule change by Fannie and Freddie's regulator could push mortgage rates below 6%. Is it that simple?