Posts Tagged ‘mortgage rates’
“No Closing Costs” vs Mortgages with Closing Costs
Before diving too far into a conversation about the comparison of a “no closing cost” mortgage to a more traditional cost structure, it’s important to start with a disclaimer: There is no true “no closing cost” loan. When “no closing costs” is advertised in the mortgage industry, it’s referring to “who” or “how” closing costs…
Read MoreWhat A Fed Rate Cut Means For You
Thanks to last Friday’s jobs numbers, a cut to the Federal Reserve Funds Rate is all but a certainty after the Fed’s monthly meeting later this month. As of this post, the markets are expecting a 50 basis point cut to the Fed funds rate, which will shake up financial markets, but not in ways…
Read MoreWeak Jobs Numbers Lead To Lower Mortgage Rates
Employment data was released this week in the form of the monthly ADP payroll report and the all-important BLS jobs report. For the first time in recent memory, both reports were duds. Unemployment ticked up to 4.3%, revisions to June & July reports were negative (-21,000 jobs), and a jobs market that to this point…
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