RATES CONTINUE TO DROP WITH POOR EMPLOYMENT REPORT

RATES CONTINUE TO DROP WITH POOR EMPLOYMENT REPORT

October 28th, 2013

Interest Rates improved for the 2nd straight week last week.  The main source of improvement was from the September employment report released Tuesday.  The gain in jobs fell well short of forecasts, pushing investor money into mortgage backed securities. 

Rates are still at the lowest levels since early May when rates went up very quickly due to comments from Ben Bernanke about tapering the bond purchasing program.  The FED is meeting again this week with a statement on Wednesday.  Most do not expect the FED to taper in the meeting, but if they do – watch out – rates will go up quickly.

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Make it a great week!!           

BEST VALUE OF THE WEEK:

15 Year Fixed at 3.375% with 0 points

5/1 ARM at 2.625% paying 1 point

TODAY’S RATES:

30 year fixed:     4.125% – .37 points,     4.25% – 0 points,     4.375% – $0 costs

20 year fixed:   4% – .5 points,     4.125% – 0 points,     4.25%  – $0 costs

15 year fixed:   3.125% – 1 point,     3.375% – 0 points,     3.5% – $0 costs

10 year fixed:   2.875% – 1 point,     3.125% – 0 points,     3.5% – $0 costs

5/1 ARM:   2.625% – 1point,     3% – 0 points,     3.25% – $0 costs

7/1 ARM:    3.125% – .6 points,     3.375% – 0 points,     3.65% – $0 costs

30 year fixed FHA:     3.75% – $0 costs

15 year fixed FHA:    3.25% – .11 points,     3.375% – 0 points,     3.5% – $0 costs

30 year fixed VA:     3.75% – 0 points,    3.875% – $0 costs

Today's Interest Rates - October 28th, 2013

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RATES CONTINUE TO DROP WITH POOR EMPLOYMENT REPORT