Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Point in Nearly a Year: What to Know

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Sept. 11, 202502:32

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Mortgage rates are falling with the 30-year fixed rate now at its lowest point in nearly a year. NBC’s Christine Romans joins TODAY to break down how these rates could mean significant savings for buyers, how potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve are impacting mortgages, whether now is a good time for buyers to get into the market and if you should refinance an existing loan.