Glen Luke Flanagan

1 week ago | fortune.com | Glen Luke Flanagan

The average interest rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgage loan in the U.S. is 6.712%, according to data available from mortgage data company Optimal Blue. That’s almost unchanged from the prior day’s report, and down approximately 6 basis points from a week ago. Read on to compare average rates for a variety of conventional and government-backed mortgage types and see whether rates have increased or decreased.

2 weeks ago | fortune.com | Glen Luke Flanagan

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2 weeks ago | fortune.com | Glen Luke Flanagan

The average interest rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgage loan in the U.S. is 6.703%, according to data available from mortgage data company Optimal Blue. That’s down approximately 2 basis points from the prior day’s report, and down approximately 13 basis points from a week ago. Read on to compare average rates for a variety of conventional and government-backed mortgage types and see whether rates have increased or decreased.

2 weeks ago | fortune.com | Glen Luke Flanagan

A savings account is an essential part of your financial foundation. Regularly contributing to a savings account can provide a cushion in a financial emergency and help you reach savings goals. But, there are multiple types of savings accounts, each with different attributes aimed toward different types of savers—and they’re not all equal in terms of the return on your money or how easily you can access your funds.

2 weeks ago | fortune.com | Glen Luke Flanagan

The average interest rate for a 30-year, fixed-rate conforming mortgage loan in the U.S. is 6.756%, according to data available from mortgage data company Optimal Blue. That’s down approximately 1 basis point from the prior day’s report, and down approximately 2 basis points from a week ago. Read on to compare average rates for a variety of conventional and government-backed mortgage types and see whether rates have increased or decreased.