Mortgage Rate Trends Information

Become more knowledgeable about mortgage rate trends to improve your savings while purchasing or refinancing a home. Fred Bohman explains what causes mortgage rates to increase and decrease including news from around the world and government assistance.

If you are considering purchasing a new home or refinancing your current house, speaking with a mortgage lender is a good way to stay up to date with rates. A good lender can tell you which options are available for your qualifications and needs. They can also help you track and lock in rates.

Direct Your Own Loan – Rate Trends Week 13

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Although mortgage rates have not changed much since last week there is still news from around the world that could affect future rate changes. Find out more about mortgage rate trends with Fred Bohman by reading his weekly Rate Trends column.

Direct Your Own Loan – Rate Trends Week 12

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Another good week in mortgage rates caused by news about quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve and bad news out of Europe. Find out more about mortgage rate trends and what causes them to shift with Fred Bohman in this weeks Rate Trends column.

Direct Your Own Loan – Rate Trends Week 11

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Rate Trends by Fred Bohman on Direct Your Own Loan help you track where mortgage rates are headed based on news from around the world. Find out what caused mortgage rates to decrease this week.

Direct Your Own Loan – Rate Trends Week 10

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This week in mortgage rate trends has been good for borrowers. Fred Bohman explains how news from the Federal Reserve and quantitative easing has decreased rates. Will this rally last or is this the end of falling mortgage rates?

Direct Your Own Loan – Rate Trends Week 9

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This week is a good example of how any information can change mortgage rates for better or worse. Even when the news is not confirmed, such as the ADP news this week, rates can take a dramatic turn. Keep up with the trends by reading Fred Bohmans Rate Trends column.