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Why the Bipartisan Housing Bill Can Still Become Law – Despite Trump's Refusal to Sign

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By Erika Giovanetti Verified, Tracy Stewart Verified, Ray Frager Verified
| Money US News
Key Takeaways The reconciled version of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act overwhelmingly passed through both chambers of Congress and is on President Donald Trump's desk. Trump has refused to sign it as a form of protest because Congress hasn't passed the SAVE America Act, a voting restrictions bill. However, the housing bill can still become law without the president's signature.
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Today's Mortgage Rates Hold Steady: July 10, 2026

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By Erika Giovanetti Verified, Whitney Blair Wyckoff Verified, Tracy Stewart Verified
| Money US News
Today's average interest rate on a 30-year purchase mortgage is 6.715%, essentially unchanged from 6.716% yesterday, according to Zillow data provided to U.S. News. For refinancing mortgages, today's 30-year rate is 6.801%, and the current 15-year rate is 5.796%. Rates drifted upward after the June Federal Reserve meeting – not because the central bank held rates steady, as widely expected, but because of the hawkish tone for future monetary policy in the updated summary of economic projections.
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Homebuyers Are Crowdsourcing Their Loan Estimates on Reddit. Is That a Good Idea?

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By Maurie Backman, Tracy Stewart Verified, Whitney Blair Wyckoff Verified
| Money US News
Getty Images Make sure to double-check anything you read on Reddit instead of just taking it as gospel. Key Takeaways Reddit can be a useful place to sanity-check a loan estimate, but it shouldn't replace advice from a professional. Factors like your credit score, down payment and property type all affect your mortgage terms, making it difficult for strangers online to give personalized advice. Think twice before posting your loan estimate publicly to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.
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