In Bankrate.com’s weekly survey, mortgage experts try and gauge which direction mortgage rates will head in the next 30-45 days. This week…

80% think rates are going down
20% think rates are going up
0% think rates will remain unchanged

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In Bankrate.com’s weekly survey, mortgage experts try and gauge which direction mortgage rates will head in the next 30-45 days.

25% think rates are going down
25% think rates are going up
50% think rates will remain unchanged

Here’s the latest numbers on interest rates for five common consumer products for the week of December 4th - December 10th. This national survey was performed by Bankrate.com on Wednesday, December 7th.

Mortgages - 6.39% (30 Year Fixed)
Home Equity Lines - 7.13%
Auto Loans - 7.89% (48 Month - New Car)
CD - 3.26% (One Year Yield)
Credit Card […]

Here’s the latest numbers on interest rates for the week of November 27th - December 2nd. This national survey was performed by Bankrate.com on Wednesday, November 30th.

Mortgages - 6.36% (30 Year Fixed)
Home Equity Lines - 7.07%
Auto Loans - 7.84% (48 Month - New Car)
CD - 3.23% (One Year Yield)
Credit Card - 13.03% (Standard Fixed)

Bankrate surveys mortgage experts each week to find out which direction they think rates will go over the next 30-45 days. Last week 50% of them saw mortgage rates going up and 50% saw mortgage rates staying the same. This week we see three different directions mortgage rates could go. 50% think rates will increase, […]

Here’s the latest numbers on interest rates for the week of November 14th - November 20th. This national survey was performed by Bankrate.com on Wednesday, November 16th.

Mortgages - 6.42% (30 Year Fixed)
Home Equity Lines - 7.05%
Auto Loans - 8.08% (48 Month - New Car)
CD - 3.19% (One Year Yield)
Credit Card - 12.97% (Standard Fixed)

Bankrate surveys mortgage experts each week to find out which direction they think rates will go over the next 30-45 days. Last week 50% of them saw mortgage rates going up and 50% saw mortgage rates dropping. This week 50% think rates will increase and 50% think rates will stay the same.
This is the […]