Tag Archives: mortgage
5 ways and reasons to refinance your mortgage
Mortgage rates have fallen to near record lows since last month’s Brexit vote, and many homeowners are refinancing. There’s more than just 1 way to refinance. Here are some of your options. Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates attractive on small business loans and more
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates stay competitive on millennial borrowing
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
Mortgage refis boom with rates near record lows
The 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage fell this week to just above its all-time lowest level. And people already are taking advantage, flooding mortgage companies with refinance applications. The benchmark 30-year fixed averaged 3.52% this week. The record … Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates and news for Tuesday, July 5
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates and news for Thursday, June 30
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates and news for Tuesday, June 28
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
Lock your mortgage rate ASAP, lenders say
Lock your mortgage rate now because today’s rate plunge might not last long. That’s today’s advice from mortgage brokers and loan officers. Continue reading
Wells Fargo rates and news for Thursday, June 23
Wells Fargo’s rates are remaining competitive on mortgages, auto loans and credit cards. Continue reading
For every 10 new households formed, 6 homes are built. How’s that working out?
More than a million dwellings needed to be built last year just to keep up with the new households that were created. Yet only 620,000 new housing units were completed, meaning that the nation fell short by 430,000 homes. And that’s just in 1 year. So … Continue reading
