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mortgage rates: Low Inflation Benefits Mortgage Markets - 04/17/10 08:05 AM
The Inside Edge The market commentary material provided is from a third party vendor, MBSQuoteline, and is not necessarily the opinions of the employees or staff of SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. This information is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment and/or mortgage advice. Additionally, the material is deemed to be accurate and reliable, but there is no guarantee it is without error.
Low Inflation Benefits Mortgage MarketsThis week's economic data and comments from Fed officials painted a picture of a gradually improving economy with very low inflation. March Core CPI inflation rose at a tame 1.1% … (0 comments)

mortgage rates: Fed Cut is Good News for Those Who Act Fast - 11/01/07 10:47 AM
Fed Cut is Good News for Those Who Act Fast Today the Fed announced its second consecutive decrease in rates, cutting another 0.25% from the Fed Funds Rate. This change could directly impact millions of American borrowers.Are you one of them?
Adjustable Rate MortgagesIf you currently have an ARM that is scheduled to reset in the next 14 months, then today's news is good for you. Now is the time to investigate your options. Even if you have a pre-payment penalty or you're behind in your payments, don't delay. There may still be options available to get you out of your … (0 comments)

mortgage rates: The Federal Reserve and Mortgage Rates; Understanding what causes interest rate movements - 09/13/07 07:27 PM
The Federal Reserve and Mortgage Rates
Understanding What Causes Interest Rate Movement
The Federal Reserve constantly evaluates the US economy and, when necessary, takes steps to address inflationary concerns and avoid economic recession or depression. The mass media, in turn, reacts by providing a wide range of opinions and interpretations of the Fed's monetary policy. This can make it very difficult for consumers to decipher how such actions will influence interest rates in general and mortgages in particular.

And although actions of the Federal Reserve can have a direct impact on the Prime rate, mortgage interest rates … (0 comments)

mortgage rates: What is Negative Amortization? - 09/05/07 08:50 PM

What is Negative Amortization? A negative amortization loan is an adjustable rate mortgage that allows the consumer to tap into home “equity” by offering several monthly payment options. Up to an additional 25% of the original loan amount is available to the borrower.
This flexibility works well for consumers who have seasonal income or want more control over their cash flow. However, the borrower must have some degree of financial discipline. Each month, the borrower will choose to make a fully amortized payment, an interest-only payment, or a low introductory rate payment.
A fully amortized payment is larger, and includes payment … (0 comments)

mortgage rates: How Does an Adjustable Rate Mortgage Really Work? - 08/30/07 05:27 PM
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