Mortgage rates are still holding low. But economic news in December 2021 could bring further rate increases. Advice, predictions, and your next steps.
The Federal Reserve is the central banker of the USA. How “the Fed” works, what it actually does, and how it affects everyday U.S. mortgage rates.
Mortgage rates shot up after the 2016 election. But will they do the same in 2020? See our mortgage rate forecast and historical perspective here.
Some states are reopening a 2010 mortgage relief program, the Hardest Hit Fund, to help homeowners during COVID-19. Find out if your state is participating and what it means for you.
Since March, the Fed has controlled mortgage rates more than usual. Find out how the Federal Reserve helped push mortgage rates to record lows.
COVID-19 mortgage forbearance is here and will help millions of borrowers in the short-run. But long-term forbearance issues shouldn’t be overlooked.
Because of coronavirus, free credit reports are now available on a weekly basis from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. Here’s how to get yours.
U.S. homeowners could tap millions in home equity to help them through coronavirus financially. Is a cash-out refinance a good idea for you?
Fannie Mae predicts mortgage rates in the record-low territory for the rest of 2020 and 2021. What that would mean for home buyers and refinancers.