The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans registered at 6.35% for the week ending Sept. 11, down from 6.5% last week.

Equifax stands to gain from a housing recovery, lower rates, and potential policy shifts, boosting mortgage-driven revenue.

Inflation ticked up in August in a troubling sign for consumers, but not enough to prevent a Federal Reserve rate cut next ...

Mortgage Bankers Association President and CEO Bob Broeksmit wrote a blog post responding to suggestions that the two might ...

Mortgage rates have dipped recently, with 30-year fixed-rate mortgage falling 15 basis points from last week, which was “the ...

Political analyst Matthew Dowd has spoken out after he was fired from MSNBC due to his on-air comments relating to Charlie ...

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate for week ending Sept. 11 fell to 6.35% from 6.5%, Freddie Mac data show. 15-year rate avg ...

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may sound like funny names, but there’s nothing silly about the pivotal role they play in the U.S.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick opened the door for sales of shares in the government-owned housing giants this year ...

FHFA director Pulte has been working on an offering of Fannie and Freddie’s shares. Sceptics have warned that taking them out ...

Federal National Mortgage Association and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. received their first buy recommendation from Wall ...

It’s likely the two companies will be released from government conservatorship but there are still unresolved issues, a ...