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Questions About Mortgage Interest Rates
4 October 2001, Revised 11 November 2004, Revised February 22, 2005 "Do declining bond prices cause interest rates to rise?" No, declining bond prices are higher interest rates.  Suppose on Monday the US Government sells a one-year note at 5%, meaning that an ... more...

Mortgage Interest Rate Fundamentals
4 October 2001, Revised November 11, 2004 Some of the questions about mortgage interest rates I get from readers are surprisingly basic.  I have to remind myself that one can graduate from college in the US, and even get a PhD, without ever hearing about interest rates in ... more...

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Variable Rate Mortgage
Variable Rate Mortgage The variable rate mortgage, affectionately know as Adjusatuble rate mortgage or ARM is a mortgage with a rate that will adjust over time. You may be familiar with the term three year ARM, or five-year ARM. ... more...

VA Loan
VA Loan A VA loan is a mortgage loan in the United States guaranteed by the US Veterans Administration. The loan may be issued by qualified lenders. Available only to veterans possessing a Certificate of Eligibility. Purchasing a home with a VA Loan is not as difficult as ... more...

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Best Buy to Let Mortgages
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Stopping Foreclosures
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Beginner's Guide to Credit
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