Weekly mortgage demand dropped despite a slight drop in interest rates. Rates haven’t moved much in the last few months.

While any dip in rates is positive, it's not going to move the needle for homeowners looking to save money by refinancing this year.

Skeptical about lower mortgage rates? Here's why experts say your next home loan could cost less than you think.

“But it’s not going to go down to 4% mortgage rate conditions ... interest rate backdrop is here to stay, with mortgage rates expected to ease only slightly to 6.7% by the year end.” ...

Here's what experts say homebuyers can realistically expect to happen with mortgage rates in the coming months.

After jumping to a one-year high less than two weeks ago, 30-year mortgage rates have fallen five of the last seven days and ...

Yes, the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates later this year. Or, maybe it won't. In any case, a Fed reduction offers no ...

Uncertainty over the impact of Trump's tariffs on the U.S. economy—and whether they will stay in place—is freezing mortgage rates.

you can always negotiate a better rate. If you're financially ready to buy, you can always refinance your mortgage down the road. Jones said other strategies for lowering your mortgage rate ...

Should you wait to buy until mortgage rates go down? In short, no. You probably shouldn’t wait to buy a home until mortgage rates drop. Mortgage rates are just one part of the affordability ...