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Investor's Business Daily - African-American and Latino borrowers are paying more than whites for home loans in six areas of the country, a report released at a Federal Reserve community advisory meeting suggested. In Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston, Charlotte N.C., and Rochester, N.Y., African-American and Latino borrowers were almost four times more likely to get a higher-cost home loan. The report focuses on both prime and subprime lending by major financial services. Banks should eliminate discriminatory lending, the report said.
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Investor's Business Daily - Even before Tuesday's 0.75% slash in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates had been sliding. Last week's cut pulled down home loan rates more.
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Investor's Business Daily - The average 30-year fixed rate fell to 6.31% vs. 6.46% the week prior, while average 15-year rates dipped to 5.97% from 6.31%. One-year ARMs fell to 5.66% from 5.74%, Freddie Mac said. The government-sponsored lender said the dip could &quot;give some relief&quot; to borrowers looking to refinance loans or buy a home.
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Scotiabank Group's mortgage business in Mexico will probably grow at a rate of 20 per cent a year with the planned purchase of 80 per cent of Mexican mortgage provider Hipotecaria Credito y Casa, said Rick ...
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Mortgage rates inched up last week, but they remained well below the year-high levels set during the spring. Freddie Mac, in its weekly survey released Thursday, reported that rates on 30-year
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By Bloomberg News. The number of mortgage applications declined last week as fewer people refinanced, a survey by a private group found.
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Interest rates on US 30-year and 15-year mortgages edged higher this week amid signs the economy is improving, stoking inflation concerns, mortgage finance company Freddie Mac said on Thursday.
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Investor's Business Daily - Despite rising interest rates, the Mortgage Bankers Association&#39;s seasonally adjusted index of application activity edged up 6.6% to 666.5 in the week ending June 8. Its index of purchase activity rose 7.2%, while refinancing activity climbed 5.6%. Analysts called it a scramble to head off rising borrowing costs. Mortgage rates are at their highest since mid-&#39;06.
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Rates on 30-year and 15-year mortgages dipped this week. Rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 5.74 percent, mortgage giant Freddie Mac said in its weekly survey released Thursday.
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Investor's Business Daily - The Mortgage Bankers Association said its mortgage applications index fell 3.8% in the June 22 week to the lowest level in 4 months. Applications are still 16.8% above the year-ago level. Mortgage rates held near recent highs. Refinance applications slid 2.5% to its lowest level of the year. Applications for buying a home fell 4.9%, but only to a 4-week low.
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Investor's Business Daily - Applications rose 2.4% in the week ended Sept. 14, the 3rd straight gain, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. Applications to refinance rose 4.6% as borrowers sought to prevent rate resets from boosting their monthly payments. Home purchase applications rose 0.9%. Fixed 30-year mortgage rates rose 4 basis points to 6.29%. The 1-year adjustable rate rose to 6.39% from 6.34%.
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