Holding firm after a 7-week rise: When will mortgage rates go down?
After seven straight weeks of climbing, mortgage rates took a breather and held firm this week. Holding steady…
Mortgage application volume falls as refi demand hits 2025 low
Freddie Mac separately pegged the 30-year average at 7.28% for the week ending October 1, the highest since…
How are higher interest rates and rising prices affecting you?
Last month, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in more than three years, as…
Mortgage rates rise above 7% for first time since Jan. 2025 – YouTube
Mortgage rates rise above 7% for first time since Jan. 2025 YouTubeMortgage rates top 7%, dealing a further blow…
Multifamily Faces $757B Apartment Debt Maturity Crunch
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Paying off your mortgage before retirement could be your ticket to financial security — especially in Trump’s economy
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House price growth slowed in July, says Nationwide
House price growth slowed in July as people avoided moving home amid high mortgage rates and concerns about…
Mortgage lending increases despite elevated rates for homeowners
Mortgage lending was higher last month despite increases in rates for homeowners, according to Bank of England figures.…
UK mortgage rates rise to highest level for a month
UK average mortgage rates have risen back to the level of a month ago as renewed tensions in…
Record number of Gen Zers living at home in America
A fifth of Gen Zers are currently living with their parents or grandparents in the US, a record…
Why a fully paid-off home in retirement is extremely valuable — especially in Trump’s economy
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From $71 million to $39 trillion – U.S. national debt’s 250-year climb
America’s national debt has always reflected the trajectory of the nation itself—one rising as the other, at least…