Today's Rates 05-24-13

Loan Amt:  
Term Rate APR Payment
30 Yr 3.625% 3.626%
Super Conf 30yr 3.875% 3.876%
FHA 3.250% 3.251%
15 Yr 2.625% 2.702%
5/1 ARM 2.250% 2.747%
7/1 ARM 2.625% 2.834%
 









 
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