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Was reading this article about the Bay Area housing market today and suddenly it became very funny!

"[I]f 7 out of 7 Fed speakers over the past month have all mentioned that they're leaning toward a 0.75 hike to the Fed Funds Rate, it's essentially guaranteed and the bond market has long since changed accordingly.

Because the market can show up to the party so far in advance of the Fed itself, it's not uncommon to see mortgage rates move in the opposite direction of the Fed on the day the Fed actually makes its move."

No, The Fed Hike Doesn't Mean Anything For Mortgage Rates The following is a copy and paste from a previous piece that always bears repeating on Fed day.  If you've seen it before, there's nothing new here.  If you haven't, or if you are expecting an immediate and equivalent change in mortgage rates when the Fed announces toda...

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Great news for first time home buyers!

"Mr. Biden also seek[s] to cap ... payments at 5 percent of ... discretionary monthly income, down from the 10 percent ceiling .... [and] to have the government cover the monthly interest for those making payments . . . so that borrowers’ balances won’t balloon."

Biden to Cancel $10,000 in Student Loan Debt; Low-Income Students Are Eligible for More The debt forgiveness comes after months of deliberations in the White House over fairness and fears that the plan could exacerbate inflation before the midterms.