
Weekly Mortgage Rates Fall on Hopes of a Fed Cut
Some homeowners may carve out time to refinance.


Some homeowners may carve out time to refinance.


Mortgage rates remain elevated as hope dwindles for a December Fed rate cut.


Longer home loans would offer monthly savings but exorbitant total costs.


An analysis of 2024 mortgage applications data reveals the impacts of high home prices on loan denials.


Mortgage rates are on the rise as new employment data casts doubt on a December Fed cut.


With a December Fed rate cut in question, mortgage rates should shift higher.


Rates have fallen a percentage point since the 2023 and 2024 homebuying seasons.


October’s lower mortgage interest rates anticipated today’s second consecutive Fed rate cut.


Here’s your judgement-free explainer on the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates and why everyone’s in a mild panic.


Mortgage rates continue to fall as the Fed seems poised for a rate cut next week.


Lower rates improve home affordability and offer some homeowners a chance to refinance.


If you're still drawing a paycheck, you might have a refinancing opportunity.


Rates' future direction could be harder to predict, but current rates are fairly friendly for home buyers


Mortgage rates could drop amid uncertainty cast by the government shutdown.


It’s a good idea to start shopping for mortgages and lock in a rate before an expected Fed rate cut, not after.


Relief is here for some homeowners hoping to refinance, but buyer benefits may be less immediate


The Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points on Sept. 17, and mortgage rates are expected to keep trending down through 2025.


Calculate the break-even period before refinancing.


Rates are trending downward, despite this blip.


Mortgage rates could go up if the Fed doesn't cut short-term rates on the 17th.
