What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week : February 21, 2012
Mortgage markets worsened last week as the Eurozone moved closer to a bailout agreement with Greece, and the U.S. economy displayed more signs of growth. Mortgage rates climbed.
Read moreMortgage markets worsened last week as the Eurozone moved closer to a bailout agreement with Greece, and the U.S. economy displayed more signs of growth. Mortgage rates climbed.
Read moreThe 2012 housing market started like 2011 ended — strong.
Read moreFor the sixth straight month, the National Association of Homebuilders reports that homebuilder confidence is on the rise. The Housing Market Index climbed four points to 29 in February, the index’s highest reading since May 2007.
Read moreIf you have plans to buy a home in 2012, the best time to buy may be now. Today’s mortgage rates are low and so are the home prices — a combination that’s unlikely to last.
Read moreEconomists believe the strength of the 2012 housing market will be closely tied to jobs. If they’re right, the housing market is ripe for a boost.
Read moreMortgage markets were mostly unchanged last week as Greece — once again — was front-of-mind for Wall Street investors.
Read moreThe government’s new, revamped HARP program is 6 weeks from release. Homeowners are gearing up to refinance.
Read moreLenders are reserving lowest rates for the customers with high FICOs. Here’s a few ways to improve your credit score quickly.
Read moreFor the 3rd time in 7 years, your federal income taxes will not be due April 15. They’ll be due Tuesday, April 17 instead.
Read moreYou could save 13% on your mortgage as compared to one year ago.
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