This is something we’ve known was going to happen for months. Mortgage rates couldn’t stay in the historical cellar forever. They had to rise eventually.
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Are Record Low Mortgage Rates Going, Going, Gone?
by Clayton Closson on February 5, 2013 in Home Buying, Home Sales, Mortgage Rates
More Homeowners Opting to Reduce Total Interest and Build Equity
by Gabriela Islas on June 22, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Refinance Mortgage, Smart Shopper, Trends
Home financing trends show homeowners are choosing shorter loan terms to maximize equity. Learn how a smart refinance can help you build equity and reduce total interest.

Mortgage Interest Rates Spike to Highest Levels Since June
by Rebecca Carter on December 16, 2010 in Market Update
The 5-week run of rising mortgage rates is fueling speculation that 4-ish 30-year mortgage rates will soon be a thing of the past – and that the new normal for 2011 will see 30-year rates hover in the 5.0% range.
Fed Adds Liquidity and Economy Avoids Recession
by Clayton Closson on May 16, 2008 in Market Update
Bloomberg.com is reporting that the Fed is feeding the US financial systems with more than $150 billion in cash to ensure the economy does not fall into a recession.
