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Home Property Tips :: Daily Mortgage Rates Daily Mortgage Rates: How to find Daily, Local Mortgage Rates
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If you have your eye on interest rates, you want to keep track of the daily mortgage rates for your local area. If so, why not subscribe to a website that will either deliver those rates to your inbox each day or provide you with a quick, bookmarked assessment of mortgage rates for your local area. Keep reading to learn about websites can do all that and more. Bankrate.com (http://wwwbankrate.com) Bankrate.com is a comprehensive website that covers bank rates for a variety of lending purposes and all for free. You can subscribe to their Daily Mortgage Rates RSS feed at http://www.bankrate.com/brm/rss/entrypage1.asp. By subscribing to the feed, you'll get daily information sent directly to your RSS or news reader, which you can also forward to your email. iGoogle (www.google.com/ig) iGoggle allows you to customize your Google homepage to include local weather listings, news from your area, your personal calendar, highlights from your email and yes, even mortgage rates. Mortgage Rate Watch is a free gadget that you can install directly to your Google homepage and it will provide up-to-date and current information for interest rates on loans and mortgages in your area. This detailed and highly functional gadget also includes CMT Yield rates and the prime rate that's used for mortgage analysis. Yahoo! Real Estate Mortgage Center (http://realestate.yahoo.com/loans/home-mortgages.html) The Yahoo Real Estate Mortgage Center offers a comprehensive website that covers everything from mortgage basics highly localized rate trends and averages for a variety of mortgages ranging from 15-year fixed mortgages to 5/1 Year ARMs. If you're a Yahoo! Member, you can have those local mortgage rates either sent directly to your Yahoo! inbox or displayed on your Yahoo! Homepage. Your Local Newspaper Most local newspaper's business or finance sections will show a small chart displaying the daily mortgage rates, often sorted by bank and lending institution. Though not as high-tech as a website, this method's greatest attribute is its simplicity. See also: All Articles for Home Property Tips
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