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The Federal Reserve hiked the fed funds rate by another 75 basis points in November to fight inflation. Will mortgage rates surge in response?

The FHFA is eliminating risk-based loan fees for many first-time home buyers. Here's what it might mean for you.

A new Freddie Mac rule in 2022 could make it easier for many home buyers to qualify for a mortgage. Here's how.

With the Federal Reserve expected to raise its fed funds rate in November to combat inflation, mortgage rates will probably grow as well.

The Biden student debt forgiveness program is now taking applications. Will debt relief make a difference for home buyers?

September brought the Federal Reserve's third 75-point rate hike in a row. What does this mean for mortgage rates?

New conforming loan limits for 2023 should top $700,000 in most of the U.S. and some lenders have already raised their limits for buyers.

With the Federal Reserve expected to raise its fed funds rate in September to lower inflation, mortgage rates will likely grow as well.

Recession fears have many people worried about buying a house. But real estate can actually be a smart investment right now. Here's why.

The Federal Reserve hiked the fed funds rate by another 75 basis points in July to fight inflation. Will mortgage rates surge in response?

More and more home buyers are opting for adjustable-rate mortgages. And with ARM rates holding low, it's easy to see why.

Mortgage rates are anticipated to grow following the Federal Reserve's July meeting and expected hike to the fed funds rate.

The Federal Reserve hiked the fed funds rate by 75 basis points at its June meeting to fight inflation. Will mortgage rates spike?

Mortgage rates are expected to grow following the Federal Reserve's June meeting and anticipated hike to the fed funds rate.

The Federal Reserve hiked the fed funds rate by 50 basis points at its May meeting. Will mortgage rate growth follow?

The May Federal Reserve meeting is expected to spark further mortgage rate growth following a big hike to the fed funds rate.

While higher interest rates will likely reduce buyer demand, the major factor in slowing home price growth is increased inventory.

It's possible to refinance after mortgage forbearance. But there are special rules to be aware of. Learn how mortgage forbearance affects refinancing.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency updated its Covid lending guidance for self-employed home buyers. See the latest requirements.

Consumers looking for a second home or applying for a high-balance mortgage will have to pay new fees starting April 1.