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    A question about fixed mortgage and variable rates?

    Mar 08, 2011 by thealgamaga | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    I'm in Australia and the economy is currently heading towards a boom. Is it better to get a fixed mortgage rate or a variable mortgage rate whilst the economy is getting stronger and the RBA (Reserve bank so Australia) is most likely to raise cash rates

    How long do you think you will stay in the home? If you think you will move within 5 or 7 years, look at the rates on the 5 & 7 variable. If a lot lower than the fixed it may be a good fit for you.

    Lisa L | Mar 08, 2011
    what are some national fiscal policies that affect mortgage rates?

    Mar 16, 2011 by Ann | Posted in Government

    what are some national fiscal policies that affect mortgage rates?

    It is mainly based on the Prime interest rate set by the Federal Reserve. Senate Finance Committee and several House Committees can set regulations if passed into law.

    gosam777 | Mar 16, 2011

    Budget and The Reserve Bank rates.

    Fighting a useless war in Iraq and Afghanistan have eroded confidence in the Greenback.
    GIL M | Mar 16, 2011

    What kind of mortgage rates can i expect after bankruptcy?

    Mar 06, 2011 by MITCHELL | Posted in Personal Finance

    discharged 2 years ago..steady income and payment history since.

    Discharged two years ago? Unlikely you'll find any mortgage rates available. Give it another 5-8 years.

    David M | Mar 06, 2011

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    Low, low rates boost loans

    18.05.12 Ortgage rates are hitting once inconceivable lows as the European debt crisis and the Federal Reserve’s “Operation Twist” drive interest levels into the cellar.

    “It’s unbelievable,” John Brodrick of Boston’s Eastern Bank said yesterday after mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported that average 30-year fixed rates fell to a record-low 3.79 percent.


    Source: Boston Herald

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    Today's Current Mortgage Rates for the Top Lenders on 5/2/2011
    LoanSafe - May 02, 2011 Today's Current Mortgage Rates for the Top Lenders on 5/2/2011 (.org) – Based on our research today it appears that current mortgage rates have increased at only 1 of the top lenders we study, but it seems that rates went down at the majority of banks.

    Osama Bin Laden - his death and the affect of Mortgage Rates
    Examiner.com - May 02, 2011 Osama Bin Laden - his death and the affect of Mortgage Rates So while the news of Osama Bin Laden is a factor, for the short term rates may move .250% either way but the key factor is to keep an eye on 10 year Treasuries as they represent the core index for determining mortgage rates.

    Cycling Economy Should Keep Mortgage Rates Low For The Next Two Years
    Daily News Pulse - May 02, 2011 Cycling Economy Should Keep Mortgage Rates Low For The Next Two Years A slow expanding economy, low inflation and high unemployment will all keep interest rates and mortgage rates low in 2011 and possibly into 2012. Even if the economy picks up steam and inflation becomes a

    Mortgage rates continue to fall with future conditions still unclear
    HSH Financial Publishers (blog) - May 02, 2011 Mortgage rates continue to fall with future conditions still unclear Overall, mortgage rates dipped again last week as the future direction of inflation and our economic recovery remain unclear. Last Wednesday, the fed concluded a two-day meeting in which Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke held an

    More mortgage misery on the way as ECB to up rates
    Irish Independent - May 03, 2011 More mortgage misery on the way as ECB to up rates Last month the ECB pushed up its main rate by 0.25pc -- the first rise in almost two years. A rise of 0.25pc will add €45 to the cost of monthly repayments on a €300000 mortgage. Yesterday, the euro rose to a 16-month high on speculation that the ECB