Mortgage Rates See Slight Dip, But Remain Near 23-Year High
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Rates on 30-year mortgages dropped to 8.28% on Tuesday, the lowest level in over a week.
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After hitting a 23-year high last week, rates have fallen for most loan types including 30-year, 15-year, jumbo 30-year, and 5/6 ARM loans.
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Rates can vary widely by lender, so compare options before choosing a mortgage.
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The Fed's interest rate hikes have pushed mortgage rates up significantly over the past year.
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Mississippi, Rhode Island, Vermont, Louisiana, and Tennessee currently have the lowest 30-year mortgage rates by state.