Depending on your financial goals and timeline, it could be worth getting an ARM loan this month, experts say.

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Elevated inflation has kept mortgage rates high, and it's unclear if they'll ...

With rates for fixed-rate mortgages in the high sixes, buyers wonder whether an adjustable one may be better. The post Home buying: Is an adjustable-rate mortgage for you? appeared first on Boston.com ...

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Rates are holding steady, so small ticks up or down shouldn't have a ...

Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loan requirements vary by the type of loan you get — whether conventional or government-backed — as well as the lender. You’ll need to meet credit score ...

A low-down-payment mortgage can put you on the fast track to homeownership if you lack the funds to make a bigger payment, and there are several options available.

Unlike a fixed-rate mortgage, which carries the same interest rate over the entirety of the loan term, ARMs start with a rate that’s fixed for a short period, say five years, and then adjust. For ...

Mortgage applications increased 2.3% last week, driven by a surge in refinance activity, as more homeowners take advantage of ...