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Today's Mortgage Rates
| Loans up to $417,000 | Rate | APR |
| 30 Year Fixed | 3.500 | 3.806 |
| 15 Year Fixed | 2.500 | 3.037 |
| 7 Year ARM | 2.000 | 2.824 |
| 5 Year ARM | 1.375 | 2.731 |
| FHA Rates | Rate | APR |
| 30 Year Fixed | 3.250 | 4.445 |
| 15 Year Fixed | 2.750 | 3.656 |
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Visit this page daily to see up to date articles that can help you with your buying decisions.Posted: 06/17/13 9:14 AM
Mortgage Rates Flat
Mortgage rates were relatively flat last week and the markets still try to figure out when and if the Fed is going to begin tapering their easy monetary policies. Market rates remain elevated from their historical lows and consensus is that they will remain in this range or be pressured higher for the near term.
Posted: 06/10/13 9:15 AM
Mortgage Rates Higher
Mortgage rates continued to tick upwards last week as nonfarm payrolls were good enough to continue optimism in the economy. Continued talk of the FED tapering their quantitative easing is also adding pressure to mortgage rates.
Posted: 06/03/13 9:33 AM
Mortgage Rates Jump
Mortgage rates continue their rise as improving economic data and corporate profits have fueled an equities rally. In addition debate over when the Fed with discontinue its accommodative polies towards interest rate has some speculating a rate increase sooner rather than later. All this continues to place upward pressure on mortgage rates.
Posted: 05/20/13 9:29 AM
Mortgage Rates Continue Increase
Mortgage rates increased last week as concerns that Fed may start to pull back from its quantitative easing put pressure on bonds. Mortgage rates have been trending higher as improving housing prices and corporate earning renewed faith in an economy that is improving.
Posted: 05/13/13 9:06 AM
Mortgage Rates Increase
Mortgage rates increased last week as the current market mentality is risk-on . This trend is continuing at the start of this week and favorable retail sales and momentum in the equities markets put pressure on bonds. Look for mortgage rates to tick up in the near term.