2. Request Form 1098 From Your Lender or Servicer The IRS requires homeowners to fill out Form 1098 to show how much mortgage ...

Your lender is required to provide you with a Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement, each year if you paid $600 or more in interest. The $600 threshold includes both regular interest and any points.

Aspiring millennial and Gen Z homeowners have spent the last few years watching their purchasing power erode. Prospective buyers felt they did everything right in saving for a home, only to watch ...

Your mortgage lender will report the annual amount of mortgage interest that you paid on Form 1098. When you receive Form 1098, you can use this amount to record your mortgage interest deduction ...

You'll receive a 1098 tax form if you are the primary account holder on a Mortgage or Home Equity loan where your property is listed as collateral and paid a total of $600 or more in interest during ...

Today’s interest rate for a 15-year fixed-rate mortgage is 5.125%, which is unchanged from yesterday. The monthly payment for ...

The Fed is set to issue its first rate cut since 2020 this week. Here's how far mortgage interest rates could then drop.

In short, it's unlikely that mortgage interest rates will fall much further in September, even if that doesn't mean that you ...

People who bought homes in the past two years may want to seek a lower interest rate. Here’s how to think it through — and ...

Mortgage rates are lower than they have been since early last year. Homebuyers and homeowners refinancing can now save ...

The current median interest rate is 6.000% for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and 5.250% for a 15-year fixed-rate mortgage. Reina is a senior editor on the mortgage team. Updated September 10 ...