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Loans up to $417,000 Rate APR
30 Year Fixed 3.250 3.560
15 Year Fixed 2.750 2.992
7 Year ARM 2.000 3.108
5 Year ARM 1.500 3.091
3 Year ARM 2.125 3.478
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30 Year Fixed 3.250 3.975
15 Year Fixed 2.750 3.082

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Posted: 02/21/12 9:07 AM

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Mortgage Rates Up
Mortgage rates increased last week on positive economic data as well as news of a new bailout for Greece. Look for mortgage rates to continue to trade off headlines from Europe as there is light financial data due out this week.

Posted: 02/13/12 10:54 AM

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Mortgage Rates Hold Steady
Mortgage rates held steady last week, as weak, but improving economic data combined with more uncertainty in Europe. Look for mortgage rates to remain in their current ranges in the near-term.

Posted: 02/06/12 11:18 AM

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Mortgage Rates Inch Up
Mortgage rates finished the week slightly higher as the increase in the g-fee for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac became fully implemented in pricing. In addition, mortgage rates were pressured as the equity markets rallied following Friday s employment situation report.

Posted: 01/30/12 9:24 AM

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Mortgage Rates Improve
Mortgage rates improved last week as the FOMC changed its outlook on the sluggish economic recovery and extended the likelihood of a low fed funds rate through 2014. This sparked a rally in bond market, allowing mortgage rates to improve.

Posted: 01/23/12 9:52 AM

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Mortgage Rates Increase
Mortgage rates increased towards the end of last week as major investor pull back on pricing as they prepare for the increase in the Fannie Mae g-fee. Look for mortgage rates to continue to tick up as the higher fee becomes fully implemented.
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