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26 Jan 2026

What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – January 26th, 2026

Financial ReportsFinancial Report, Jobless Claims, Mortgage Rates

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation indicator — the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Index — released under delayed conditions, but it was within expectations. Next week will be another Federal Reserve Rate Decision, and it is expected that the Federal Reserve will reduce rates at least one more time. The optimism among the broader market has been showing that multiple sectors that seem unphased by the administrative decisions and current political climate. PCE IndexThe PCE Index came in at 2.8% in November on an annualized basis. According to data from the Commerce Department, core PCE, which excludes food and energy, also…

The Perks of Buying a Home in a Gated Community

MortgageGated Community, Mortgage, Security

Welcome to our consumer blog, where we delve into the finer details of real estate and homeownership. Today, we're exploring the enticing realm of gated communities and why they might just be the perfect fit for your next home purchase. 1. Enhanced Security: One of the most obvious perks of residing in a gated community is the heightened sense of security it offers. With restricted access points and often round-the-clock security personnel, gated neighborhoods provide a level of safety and peace of mind that is hard to match. For families, this means children can play freely and residents can rest…

Unlocking Lower Mortgage Rates By Boosting Your Credit Score

Credit ScoringCredit Score, Mortgage, Mortgage Rates

The interest rate you qualify for when securing a mortgage can make a huge difference in your financial journey. The good news is, that by understanding how credit scores impact mortgage rates and implementing strategic steps to boost your score, you can potentially unlock lower rates and save thousands of dollars over the life of your loan. Lenders use credit scores as one of the primary factors in determining the interest rate they offer you on a mortgage. Generally, the higher your credit score, the lower your interest rate will be. This is because a higher credit score indicates to…