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1. • How to Get a Home Loan When You're a Single Parent

     US News & World Report· 3 days ago

     There are a variety of home loans available for single parents, and many come with flexible credit and down payment options. Single parents may be able to take advantage of state, local and ...

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     ARM Applications At Year's Highest So Far, As Rates Fail To Budge

     National Mortgage Professional· 1 day ago

     Mortgage rates won’t be on the high end forever, and more borrowers are switching to adjustable-rate...

3. • Fidelity Bank BizSpotlight - Wichita Business Journal

     The Business Journals· 2 days ago

     Fidelity Bank is committed to providing exceptional service to all of our customers. As the second largest locally owned financial institution in Wichita, Kansas, and with a growing presence ...

4. • Mortgage Rates on the Rise Again

     Investopedia· 2 days ago

     After dipping into slightly cheaper territory, rates on 30-year new purchase mortgages are back on the upswing. Rates for most other loan types also moved higher.

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     APR vs. interest rate: How to tell the difference

     CNN.com· 2 days ago

     When you take out a loan or a line of credit, two different terms are often used to describe how much the lender charges you: interest rate and APR. Both...

6. • 30-Year Mortgage Rates Pull Back

     Investopedia· 2 days ago

     After inching up earlier this week, the 30-year mortgage rate average dropped 3 basis points on Wednesday, while the FHA 30-year rate average fell below 7.00% for the first time in seven weeks.

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     Should you buy a second home?

     Bankrate via Yahoo Finance· 1 day ago

     Hill Wealth Strategies in Richmond, VA. Hill encourages his clients to consider these money issues before jumping into another...buying a vacation home,...

8. • Mortgage Rates Jump Back Up on Inflation News

     Investopedia· 7 days ago

     Triggered by unwelcome inflation data, 30-year mortgage rates took a big step higher. Virtually every loan average jumped—most by double-digit basis points.