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← Back to all Field NotesFed Rate Hike Could Be Good For Long Term Interest Rates
In two days the central banking system of the United States known simply by most people as the Fed will meet to discuss monetary policy. Most are predicting an increase of .25 to the federal funds…
What Happened?
At this point every year I find myself asking “What Happened”? I was just making my predictions for 2014 and it’s already over. With every year end we take a look back before we say good bye to…
All I Want For Christmas Are No Mortgage Payments
All I Want For Christmas Are No Mortgage Payments should be the name of a Christmas carol. And we need some new carols because I don’t think a new one has been written since Perry Farrel and the…
Are All The Refinances Done?
Like all broadcasting economic reporting is done at the macro level. This is because those doing the reporting want to capture as many listeners and readers as possible. Most of the time most of…
Interest Rates Hit Their Lowest Levels
Interest rates hit their lowest levels The average interest charged to borrowers for a 30-year, fixed rate loan fell to 4.21% from 4.29% last week, according to Freddie Mac’s weekly mortgage rate…
How one homeowner is paying off his mortgage in just eight years
While many homeowners prefer the safety and comfort of the lower monthly payments that come with long mortgage terms, like a 30-year loan, others opt for shorter-term loans that allow them to get…
Mortgage Brokers Offer Closing Cost Credits That Banks Don’t
By Kenneth R. Harney – NAMB Government Affairs WASHINGTON — The government shutdown and the debt limit have dominated the headlines, but a behind-the-scenes fight over federal mortgage policy has…
What do Rising Interest Rates have to do with the Price of Your Home?
This seems to be the biggest question that both home buyers and home sellers are asking me about today. Well, here’s an interesting take from the folks over at CNN Money on the correlation:…
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