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Will mortgage rates rise? Fed action only part of the picture (Everett Herald)

Question: We have been hearing that mortgage rates will go up after March 31st because the Federal Reserve will stop buying mortgage bonds.

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Will mortgage rates rise? Fed action only part of the picture (Everett Herald)

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More consumers pay credit card, but not mortgage (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

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More consumers pay credit card, but not mortgage (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

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Chatzky: It’s time to lock in mortgage rates, avoid longer-term CDs (New York Daily News)

If you have a variable-rate credit card, an adjustable-rate mortgage that’s reset or a savings account, you’ve probably noticed that your interest rates have gone down - in some cases, by quite a bit.

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Chatzky: It’s time to lock in mortgage rates, avoid longer-term CDs (New York Daily News)

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Mortgage origination: A climate of change (Money Management)

With the global financial crisis driving smaller lenders and mortgage brokers out of the market, CHRIS KENNEDY finds the mortgage market is headed for a transitional year.

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Rising interest rates drive mortgage delinquencies (Brisbane Times)

Mortgage delinquencies are set to rise in 2010 as borrowers battle rising interest rates and Christmas-induced credit card bills, says global ratings agency Fitch.

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Mortgage delinquencies on the rise (Sky News Australia)

Mortgage delinquencies are set to rise in 2010 as borrowers battle rising interest rates and Christmas-induced credit card bills, says global ratings agency Fitch.

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No credit score, no mortgage? (Jefferson City News Tribune)

I’ve never had a credit card or a bank loan, so I really don’t have any established credit. What should I do when it comes to a cell phone contract or establishing utility service? Also, what will happen if I try to get a mortgage loan at some point?

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No credit score, no mortgage? (Jefferson City News Tribune)

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1m people pay mortgage using credit cards, says Shelter (Money Marketing Online)

The survey found that six per cent of respondents had paid their rent or mortgage by credit card in the past 12 months, suggesting a national figure of more than a million people.

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Dave Ramsey: No credit score, no mortgage? (The Canton Repository)

Dear Dave, I’ve never had a credit card or a bank loan, so I really don’t have any established credit. What should I do when it comes to a cell phone contract or establishing utility service?

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Dave Ramsey: No credit score, no mortgage? (The Canton Repository)

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Home buyers must ‘live on credit card’ to get mortgage (Evening Standard)

First-time buyers are being told to ‘live on a credit card’ to secure a mortgage, the Standard has learned.

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