Mortgages

Here are the best mortgage lenders for June 2025.

There are multiple schools of thought on how much it should be.

It means you’ve got financing to buy a home — probably. But it’s far from a done deal.

Bankrate’s Greg McBride and others weigh in on what to expect for mortgage rates in March 2025 and beyond.

Here are the latest investment and rental property statistics.

The amount of mortgage refinances has drastically slowed since the low rates of 2020 through 2022. The 30-year mortgage rate has hovered in the high-6 percent and low-7 percent range since 2023, according [...]

As the name implies, it’s a loan for a lot more money. But it has higher requirements too.

Mortgage rates dip amid swings In markets

Here are the best mortgage lenders for June 2025.

Mortgage rates dip amid swings In markets

Here’s how to refinance a car loan and save.

Cash-out refinances have implications at tax time.

You pay a lump sum now to cut future monthly payments. But there are drawbacks.

How do you pay back a reverse mortgage, and when is it necessary?

First, you cry. Then you fix the issue. Here’s how.

You can get an EEM through many of the same lenders that offer mortgages.

Here are the best mortgage lenders for June 2025.

When it comes to these easier-to-qualify-for loans, these lenders are tops.

Here is Bankrate’s guide to the best 203(k) rehab mortgage lenders.

Here are some of the best bad credit mortgage lenders in 2025.

Here are some of the best mortgage refinance lenders in 2025.

Our list of lenders best suited to helping out a novice homeowner-to-be.

Bankrate’s guide to finding the best reverse mortgage lender for you

OK with doing your loan digitally? These mortgage companies are the tops.

Answers to borrowers most common mortgage forbearance questions

Here’s what to know about loss mitigation and mortgage relief.

Underwater mortgages can occur during an economic downturn when home values fall.

Here are strategies for avoiding foreclosure if you have trouble making house payments.

First off, the mortgage still needs to be repaid — whatever your ultimate plans for the home.

This legal process could help you keep your home — but it comes with a catch.

Skipping mortgage payments isn’t free, unfortunately. Here’s how to get even again.

Trust us, you don’t want to trigger it. Here’s why.