Weekly Mortgage Rates Report ... Treasury Announces Guidelines for Gov't Rescue of Financial Firms; Interest Rates Continue Downward Drift; MBA Mortgage Applications Flat in Week ...

It appears that the average rate on a 30-year fixed has fallen about three-quarters of a percentage point in the last week.

In lieu of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut a few weeks ago, CD (certificate of deposit) rates have followed ...

Rates Continue to climb-TNOTE yield now above 4.15%-Mortgage rates -Wednesday 7-23-08

Rates continued their descent today despite stronger than expected economic reports. The stock market is also down today which has helped bonds improve and rates drop.

Weekly Mortgage Rates Report ... Interest Rates Continue Downward Drift; MBA Mortgage Applications Flat in Week Ending Dec. 26; U.S.

Mortgage rates continue to fall slightly in a near-term trend. Expect the long-term trend in rates to be increase.

Teen Birth Rates Rise. According to the Center for Disease Control's National Center for Health Statistics, the United States' teen birthrate rose in 2006, the first increase in 14 ...

RATES CONTINUE CLIMB: Results of Bankrate.com's Aug. 11, 2005, weekly national survey of large lenders and the effect on monthly payments ...

COLUMBUS -- The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved Friday American Electric Power's request to continue the company's current rates until the commission rules on AEP's ...

Homeowners in the United States continue to lose their homes at record rates.  The Mortgage Bankers Association recently released figures that showed roughly 9% of all homes in ...

Mortgage rates fell this week, reaching levels not seen since January, as the government steps up its efforts to aid the ailing housing market.

Rates on 30-year and 15-year mortgages resumed their upward march this week, a factor that could contribute to a further slowdown in home-mortgage refinancings, economists said.

Mortgage Interest Rates Continue to Move Up ... Ki Gray Level: Platinum Ki Gray is a real estate agent working in Austin Texas.

The U.S. obesity prevalence increased from 13 percent to 32 percent between the 1960s and 2004, according to researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health ...