Fixed Rate Mortgage

A fixed-rate mortgages means the interest rate of the loan is fixed throughout the loan term. So if your loan is 15 years, 20 years, 30 years or 40 years in length, your payment will be fixed. The only change will be if your property taxes or insurance payments go up or down, and the lender requires you pay more or less into your tax escrow account. Is a fixed-rate mortgage the right option for you?

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Interest Rates On The Rise As Refinancing Applications Fall

Added June 11, 2009 by Jennifer A. Freeman

According to the latest Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey from the Mortgage Bankers Association, mortgage interest rates are rising as refinancing activity continues to fall, but the purchase applications are holding steady.

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