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Here’s a quick crash course that could save you money on a new mortgage or a refinance.
1 It sort of begins with the Federal Reserve
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As the coronavirus pandemic hammered the U.S. economy in 2020, the Fed said it would keep rates near zero for the foreseeable future — and mortgage rates plunged. As the Fed began hiking rates in 2022, mortgage rates rose in anticipation of those moves from the central bank.
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The Fed’s rate decisions typically drive shorter-term products, like credit cards or home equity lines of credit, says Greg McBride, CFA, Bankrate’s chief financial analyst. Meanwhile, mortgage rates move based on longer-term interest rates. “It’s the longer-term outlook for economic growth and inflation that have the greatest bearing on the level and direction of mortgage rates,” McBride says.
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“Because mortgages are packaged together into securities and sold as mortgage bonds, it’s the return investors demand to buy these bonds that dictates the general level of mortgage rates.” Mortgage rate levels are priced above that of the , considered by investors to be a risk-free investment. The spread in pricing between mortgage rates and the 10-year Treasury reflects the risk that investors bear for holding those bonds, McBride adds.
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“It may seem counterintuitive that 30-year mortgage rates are priced relative to yields on 10-year Treasuries,” McBride says, “but when these 30-year mortgages are packaged together into bonds, on average, they tend to pay out over a 10-year period as homeowners refinance, move or otherwise pay off their loans early.”
2 Economic conditions play a role
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“Bad economic news is often good news for mortgage rates,” McBride says. “When concern about the economy is high, investors gravitate toward safe-haven investments like Treasury bonds and mortgage bonds, pushing bond prices higher but the yields on those bonds lower.” Good economic news — increases in consumer confidence and spending, robust GDP growth and a solid stock market — tend to push mortgage rates higher.
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That’s because the higher demand means more work for lenders who only have so much money to lend and manpower to originate loans, says Jerry Selitto, president of Better.com, an online mortgage lender. This effect was on full display in late 2021 and early 2022 — with job growth strong and the economy in recovery, mortgage rates spiked.
3 Inflation the long-forgotten foe
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Rising inflation limits consumers’ purchasing power, and that’s a consideration lenders make when setting mortgage rates. Lenders have to adjust mortgage rates to a level that makes up for eroded purchasing power when inflation rises too quickly.
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After all, lenders still need to make a profit on the loans they originate, and that becomes more difficult when consumers’ buying power is diminished. Likewise, inflation is a consideration investors make in the prices they’re willing to pay, and the returns they demand, on mortgages and other bonds they purchase on the secondary market.
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That leads back to the first item on our list — soaring prices have forced the Fed to clamp down by raising rates.
4 Your financial and credit picture
The first three items on the list are all about the broader economy. This factor focuses on you and your creditworthiness.
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Lenders want to feel confident that you can and will repay your mortgage, and they do that by . Your credit score is the most crucial indicator of your ability to manage debt and pay bills on time. Borrowers with lower credit scores pay higher interest rates and have more-limited loan options if their credit is less than stellar.
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Lenders also pay close attention to your debt-to-income, or . Your DTI ratio is the sum of all of your monthly debts (including the new monthly mortgage payment) in relation to your gross monthly income. Generally, the higher your DTI ratio, the riskier you appear (on paper) to a lender — and the higher your interest rate will be.
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As a general rule of thumb, conventional lenders want to see your DTI ratio stay below 43 percent, but some loan programs will consider borrowers with a DTI ratio as high as 50 percent. As mortgage rates fall, your DTI ratio falls, too, because a lower rate will drop your monthly mortgage payment, which is included in your DTI ratio calculation.
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As a result, you could afford to buy more house, Selitto says.
5 Origination costs so lenders can keep the lights on
The final item on our list is not about the economy or the borrower but about lenders’ bottom lines.
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The cost of includes tasks such as running a credit check, underwriting, a title search and the many other steps a lender must take to process a loan. Tighter lending regulations implemented after the 2008 housing crash have cut into lenders’ profits as they’ve changed their systems to comply with new regulations, Selitto says.
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That’s pushed the cost of originating mortgages higher. In the fourth quarter of 2021, the cost to originate a mortgage rose to $9,470 per loan, up from $9,140 per loan the previous quarter, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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That’s a steep increase from average production costs of $6,758 per loan lenders averaged from 2008 through 2021. “In setting prices, lenders have to look at the cost of origination and decide what margins they want above those costs,” Selitto says.
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“The more efficient a manufacturer of mortgages can be, the more competitive they are on pricing.”
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When demand for mortgages surges, lenders may have to account for the spike in — and the processing costs involved — by hiking mortgage pricing. Likewise, when demand is flat or falls, lenders have to adjust pricing to attract business and keep the lights on, Selitto says.
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