The Phase Three coronavirus stimulus bill, currently in the works, will likely include large stimulus checks and other direct benefits for U.S. households.
COVID-19 has been labeled a “natural disaster” by credit agencies. Here’s what the government is doing to help credit scores and how to protect yourself.
Mortgage rates should be in the 2’s right now according to historical trends. But they’re averaging almost 3.5%. Here’s why banks won’t let them go lower.
This week, mortgage rates are close to the lowest they’ve ever been. Can they go lower? Or should you lock a mortgage rate today?
The high LTV refinance option (HIRO) lets homeowners refinance into today’s low rates even if they little or no home equity. No appraisal is required, and borrower documentation has been reduced.
15-year mortgage rate charts show where the savings are when it’s time to finance or refinance a home. But, does a 15-year mortgage make sense for you?
30-year mortgage rates chart with average 30-year rates since 1972. Rates have been dropping, but can they go lower still? Find out here.
The coronavirus and mortgage rates are now closely related. The virus has pushed down mortgage rates — and it could push them down further in coming weeks.
Learn about interest rates and rules for second home mortgages versus investment property mortgages. There are some key differences.