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Will mortgage rates go down in 2026? New one-month low suggests relief, but waiting may backfire

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Mortgage rates have fallen to their lowest level in roughly a month. The drop is real. But for the millions of Americans who have been waiting on the sidelines for rates to come down meaningfully before buying a home, the math may not be working in their favour. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to 6.47% as of mid-June 2026, according to a weekly survey by mortgage buyer Freddie Mac .
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71,000 Graduates Given Wrong Student Loan Balances After HMRC Error: Who Gets a Refund?

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By Sami Khan Verified
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HMRC, SLC apologises for a technical glitch that left 71,000 Plan 2 graduates with wrong loan balances. (Credit: Gemini AI) Britain's student loan administration has confirmed that roughly 71,000 graduates were issued incorrect loan balances due to a combination of an income reporting error by the national tax authority and a separate technical glitch. Of those affected, 41,000 saw their balances wrongly inflated. The remaining 30,000 had their balances incorrectly reduced.
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US-Iran peace deal: How it shook oil and gold markets overnight

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Gold climbed about 0.6% on Thursday. Oil dropped sharply. A new US-Iran agreement changed the inflation calculus for markets overnight. US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran to end the war while at Versailles, stating, 'It's signed.' A US official said both Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed the deal on Wednesday, though Iran has not confirmed it.
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