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February 04, 2010

Mortgage Rates Drop to 5.01% (30 Yr-Fixed*) in Latest MBA Survey - Week Ending January 29th

Chart1e The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) announced their most current data (averages for contract interest rates): 

30 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 5.01 %
15 Year Fixed Interest Rate = 4.33 %
1 Year Adjustable Rate Mortgage = 6.70 %
Source: Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)

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