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Home Refinance Loan Rates in South Carolina
Looking to refinance your existing mortgage loan? Use ERATE®'s rate chart to compare today's top rates in South Carolina and find a lender that's the best fit for you. We recommend that you reach out to at least 2 to 3 mortgage lenders for your refinance loan to ensure you get the best rate and pricing.
(Rates Last Updated: 01/22/2019)
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Lender
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APR
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Rate
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Payment
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Points
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Fees
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Loan Type
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Contact details |
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4.875% APR | 4.875% Rate 40 day rate lock | $1,324 Payment per month |
0.000 Points
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$0 Lender Fees
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30 Years Fixed | |
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4.750% APR | 4.750% Rate 40 day rate lock | $1,305 Payment per month |
0.000 Points
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$0 Lender Fees
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30 Years Fixed |
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Keith Schemm's Daily Rate Summary
Monday, January 21st, 2019
Mortgage Rates and Treasury Yields Rise.
On Friday, Treasury bond yields and Mortgage interest rates rose as the bond market is forced to contemplate the effects on the economy of a higher Federal Funds rate in the next year. The U.S. 10-Year Note may be about to break out above the psychologically important 3.00% yield level. Though Stocks have fallen some, prices are still lofty just a couple of percent off all-time-highs in indexes. Nervous investors mull economic signals and the impact of the Tax cut on future growth potential & the aging economic recovery. The 10-Yr. Treasury Note stood at a yield of 2.786% and the 30-Yr. U.S. Treasury Bond yielded 3.097%. The 30-Year Mortgages according to Freddie Mac were around 4.45% for conforming and 4.88% for Jumbo products.
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