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Florida Refinance Mortgage Rates Are Rising

Released on = April 17, 2006, 8:21 am

Press Release Author = Camelot Marketing

Industry = Financial

Press Release Summary = With Florida mortgage loan rates rising, home owners that
have been thinking about refinancing should do it now.

Press Release Body = With Florida home mortgage rates rising now is the time to
refinance. Refinancing now turns home equity into cash to pay off credit cards or
car loans.

Even if the mortgage rate is a little higher than expected, opportunities exist to
"buy down" an interest rate. This is a process where you pay extra points to the
lender to get a better interest rate. It costs more at the beginning of the loan
but greater savings are made over the mortgage term.

For more information please call 866 398 4664 or go to
http://www.FreeFinancialConsulting.com

Mortgage rates are ever changing and there are many factors that determine Florida
refinance mortgage rates. The Fed, economic indicators, international crisis and the
labor market are just some of the main components that push mortgage interest rates
up or down. Long-term Treasury yields, like the 10 year note, are the central focus
for fixed rate mortgages.

A nationwide survey of lending institutions on April 5, 2006 showed:

Fixed rate mortgages for a 30 year loan were up to 6.25%. Last week, this same fixed
rate mortgage was at 6.125%. Last year this same 30 year Florida fixed rate mortgage
was 5.75%. These fixed rate mortgages are usually for "A" borrowers (borrowers who
have good FICO scores, good job stability and low debt to income ratios). Fixed rate
mortgages for a 15 year loan followed similar patterns. 5.875% this week, 5.75% last
week and a big increase from 5.375% last year.

Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) are rising due to rate hikes by the Fed. An average
5/1 ARM is up to 5.75% this week up from 5.625% last week. The popular but very
volatile one year ARM had a big jump to 5.625% from 4.875% a week ago. Florida
Adjustable Rate Mortgages will probably keep rising because of the Federal Reserve\'s
(the Fed) continuing trend to raise the Fed rate. Wall Street expects the trend to
continue because the Fed will probably raise rates again at their meeting on May
10th.

The good news is that if you are thinking of a Florida refinance mortgage, now is
the time to contact a lender and start the loan process. The longer you delay, the
more you will pay. Also, if you are having difficulty qualifying for a loan, the
higher Florida refinance mortgage rate will raise the monthly payment which could
disqualify you from the loan!!

For more information please call 866 398 4664 or go to
http://www.FreeFinancialConsulting.com

FreeFinancialConsulting.com offers free advice on all personal money matters. In
addition to Florida refinance consumers can receive no obligation advice on other
mortgage products such as a home buyer loan. Advice is also available on insurance
and investments.


Web Site = http://www.freefinancialconsulting.com

Contact Details = Keith Hunt
8190 Orchard Street
Alta Loma , 91701
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9099871233
camelot21@mindspring.com
http://www.freefinancialconsulting.com

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