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Tag Archives: 30-Year Fixed
Fed Raises Rates 16th Time in a Row
The Federal Reserve has raised short-term interest rates yet again – the 16th rate increase in a row since mid-2004. What does this mean for homeowners with adjustable rate mortgages? And how is the housing market reacting?
Possibility of Inverted Yield Curve Equals More Refinancing
The market is facing a possibility of a recession and is watching closely as short-term interest rates continue to get closer to long-term rates. The closer the two rates come together, the more people with adjustable rate mortgages are refinancing into fixed-rate mortgages.
Conforming Loan Limits to Increase Significantly
Fannie Mae will increase the conforming loan limit in January 2006. However, some lenders are making the change immediately, ahead of Fannie Mae. How much is the increase and what does this mean for existing and prospective homeowners looking for a mortgage?
Dis-ARM to a Low Fixed-Rate
An unexpected drop in long-term mortgage rates is creating tremendous opportunities for homeowners. Find out why now is the time to refinance your ARM to a fixed-rate mortgage.
Mortgage Q&A – Refinancing A 30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
A couple currently has a 30-year mortgage at a good interest rate. They are wondering what the advantages and disadvantages of refinancing to an interest-only mortgage would be. Find out how managing your mortgage can help you meet your financial goals.
Why Would You Consider an ARM Now?
The Fed announced Tuesday that rates have raised one-quarter percent. Find out why getting an ARM might be better than getting a fixed-rate mortgage, even in a rising rate environment.
Refinance Your ARM to a Fixed-Rate Interest-Only Mortgage
Many economists are predicting that Alan Greenspan will continue to raise interest rates. Waiting to refinance your mortgage can be costly. Find out how a fixed-rate interest-only mortgage can protect you from rising rates and give you monthly payment flexibility.
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