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    Published 15 March 2020 On March 5, the Federal National Mortgage Corporation, a.k.a. Freddie Mac, announced that the rate for the 30-year, fixed-rate conventional mortgage fell to the lowest level ever recorded in the nearly 50-year history of their weekly survey. The rate for the 15-year mortgage also declined, falling to a point not seen

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    Published 5 October 2019 It costs money to take out a mortgage. Costs can range from $2,500 to $3,000 for a low-priced starter home to tens of thousands of dollars for multi-million-dollar homes. The truth is that all mortgages have closing costs. The no closing-cost moniker is simply mortgage-speak for employing alternative methods of having

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    Published 10 March 2019 Have you applied for a mortgage loan lately? If so, did your lender ask if you’d like to pay discount points? Paying points? Who likes to pay? Well, you might if you’re convinced that you’ll receive something of greater value in return. That’s the premise behind the concept of paying discount

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    Published 17 February 2019 If you’ve ever taken out a mortgage, there’s a good chance the lender who made the loan to you sold it to another bank or investor before you made your first payment. There’s also a good chance that if you’ve had your mortgage for a few years, it may have been

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    Published 30 December 2018 As 2018 comes to an end, many of us will begin thinking about our new year’s resolutions. Some will pledge to lose weight, while others will strive to spend more time with family or find a better job. A scant few will vow to accelerate the payoff of their mortgage. Paying

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    Published 25 November 2018 Cosigning a loan for a friend or family member can be a feel-good experience. On the other hand, adding your name to someone else’s loan is a huge responsibility that can be devastating to your credit. So, is cosigning a loan the right thing to do? Only you can make that

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