A Fed rate cut made headlines last week, but mortgage rates don’t always move in sync. Learn what’s driving them—and what it means for buyers and homeowners.

Mortgage rates dipped slightly after the Fed's latest rate cut, but how much does that impact your monthly costs?

Cook voted in favor of last week's quarter-point rate cut because it kept policy "modestly restrictive" to fight inflation, ...

Mortgage interest rates fell ahead of Fed cuts in September and October, because mortgage lenders worked market predictions into their base rates instead of waiting for confirmati ...

Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) are making a comeback as home buyers seek relief from record housing costs. ARMs offer lower initial payments than ...

Ahead of the Federal Reserve's October rate cut, mortgage rates fell to the lowest levels in over a year. Looking forward, it ...

Barclays is going against the grain and predicting a base rate reduction when the Bank of England meets on Thursday. What ...

In a new report, LendingTree revealed how the Fed’s cutting rates and other factors are keeping more money in homeowners’ ...

Over the course of two years, it’s a more meaningful cut – financing is 15% cheaper today than the $7.08 cost per $1,000 ...

Christopher Thornberg, the founding partner of Beacon Economics, started off with a bombshell prediction. Pointing to very scary asset bubbles like cryptocurrency and the $1.6 trillion of “hot money” ...

Affordability challenges for first-time homebuyers now hinge less on rates and prices and more on debt, insurance costs, and ...

New York, NY, October 8, 2025-“A minor move in mortgage rates triggered a strong reaction from borrowers,” reports the Wall Street Journal. "The cost of a 30-year home loan fell 0.3 percentage point ...