Posted on 30 September 2009
Tags: 30-year mortgage rates, mortgage applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, mortgage lenders, mortgage loans, Mortgage News, one-year adjustable mortgage, refinance applications, survey of mortgage lenders
According to a survey of mortgage lenders that has been released this morning, less people are applying for mortgage loans either to purchase a home or to refinance their existing mortgage loan .

Mortgage applications to refinance fell 0.8 percent
It has been reported by a weekly survey conducted by the Mortgage Bankers Association reported that mortgage applications to refinance fell 0.8 percent from a week ago in the week that has ended on September 25, while mortgage applications to purchase homes has shown a drop up to 6.2% from the prior week.
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Posted on 29 September 2009
Tags: 10 year treasury rate yield, 15 year fixed rates, 30-year mortgage rates, fed, lower payments, mortgage interest rates, Mortgage Rates, US Treasuries
For September 29th, 2009 mortgage Interest Rates continue to remain very low. The average for 30 year mortgage rates is 4.91% having the 15 year fixed at 4.31%. The 5/1 ARM has shown stability at 3.85%.

10 year treasury rate yield was down
Mortgage rates had passed a very interesting day yesterday as in the start they were extremely low at 4.87% but then they shot up to over 5%. This did not last long as rates slide down to 4.92%. Towards the end of the trading day the 10 year treasury rate yield was down which helped lower mortgage rates.
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Posted on 09 August 2009
Tags: 15-year mortgage rate, 30-year jumbo mortgage, 30-year mortgage rates, average mortgage rate, Current Mortgage Rates, Find Mortgage Rates, home loan rates, Interest rates, Jumbo Mortgage Rates, jumbo mortgages, mortgage, Mortgage Rates, mortgage refinancing, National Association of Realtors, refinancing, Unemployment Rate
Since the beginning of the week current mortgage rates have stabilized. Friday’s unemployment rate have shown a surprising decline over May’s unemployment numbers due to which the mortgage rates were forced to rise a little bit but rates haven’t changed much since then.
As compared to historical standards, today’s mortgage rates are still low, that it is being suggested that if you are looking for a mortgage to purchase a home or refinance your current mortgage then this is the right time to do it.

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If you are buying a home for the first time then there is also a tax credit of $8,000 to purchase a home. Some legislators along with the National Association of Realtors are making efforts to in order to pass a law giving all home buyers a $15,000 tax credit.
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