Average U.S. mortgage rates make biggest jump in 35 years

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6 thoughts on “Average U.S. mortgage rates make biggest jump in 35 years

  1. Gee whiz, didn’t “someone” predict this very scenario. But at least we don’t have those “terrible” tweets.
    I hope everyone that voted for these economically ignorant morons (sorry but its difficult to put it any other way) is satisfied.
    How many times do we have to repeat this mistake before people realize that when “these people (lets call them progressives) get in control, they DESTROY the economy and make us ALL suffer.

    1. As long as they keep promising the freebies they will continue to vote for them and the working class have to pay.

    2. You talking about trump or Biden here?

      Because trumps administration created the most fraudulent program of corporate socialism to ever exist… people should be jailed for the PPP program, it’s the cause of our impending recession. We printed billions and it disappeared into the pockets of business owners and had yet to make it into the economy.

    3. You mean the over-hot housing market that was exacerbated under Trump when his Fed pick decided to bring rates down to historic lows? The recession that Bush threw us into? The union-busting and destruction of the middle class by Reagan? Those shining examples of economic brilliance?

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