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Monthly mortgage payments soar to record high

  • Redfin data indicated the typical U.S. Homebuyer's monthly payment hit a record high ending March 23.
  • Rising home prices and elevated mortgage rates have increased the cost to finance a home purchase.
  • Homeowners in Hawaii need to work 17 days to cover mortgage payments, while those in some Midwest states work about six.
  • Hannah Jones of Realtor.com stated that prospective buyers allocate more income to afford mortgage payments.
  • An economic downturn could bring both good and bad news for housing, as mortgage rates typically fall during recessions.
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Are banks too cautious? Dutton reignites credit debate

Peter Dutton’s mortgage plan could have real-world effects on how much you can borrow from a bank, and for the housing market.

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MORTGAGE CONCERNS: Here’s why more homeowners could face mortgage payment defaults

Homeowners are encouraged to consider the risk of not being able to afford their future mortgage payments, writes Peter Watson.

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The Truth About Mortgage broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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