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Home Mortgage Refinance Loan Rates – 30 Year Fixed Predictions and Forecasts Cloudy in December with Federal Reserve Bank Actions

Posted on | November 30, 2010 | No Comments



Over the last two years home mortgage refinance loan rates have been very close to all-time lows. At the present time we are seeing 30 year fixed mortgage rates around 4.45% but making a prediction or forecast when it comes to 30 year fixed rates can be quite difficult. The Federal Reserve Bank continues to take the necessary steps to keep interest rates low which makes it very hard to predict rates moving up.


With that being said the federal reserve bank is also stated that they are not going to keep interest rates low forever as when the economy recovers they will allow the markets to set interest rates. In essence, homeowners must predict when the overall economy will start to improve to determine where interest rates are going.


At the present time many homeowners stand to benefit greatly from the current low interest rate environment. By simply doing a little bit of research online almost all homeowners will find that there are opportunities to save money if they have made good financial decisions in the recent past. By having a very good credit score customers will be of a save with lower interest rates.

The general rule of thumb is that homeowners should save at least one full percentage point to fully benefit from the refinance process and cover closing costs. By not saving this one full percentage point it will likely be the case that closing costs outweigh benefits and it is not worth it to go through the refinance process.

Rather than trying to make mortgage rate predictions or a mortgage rate forecast it may be a very wise decision to take advantage of the opportunities that are available. Homeowners will likely not be able to predict the very bottom of interest rates so saving money with rates below 4.5% may be the best decision for those who do not have time to do the research.

Author: Mike Garner


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