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    Quarter-point mortgage rate cut can trim monthly costs - MSN

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    Ramsey and Vanguard warn of risks from high housing costs - MSN

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    Nationwide cuts mortgage rates to lowest since March - MSN

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    Dollar set for weekly drop as traders trim wagers on rate hikes - MSN

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    Why mortgage rates are actually going up after the Fed cut interest rates - MarketWatch

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    How a 0.25% rate cut could affect your monthly mortgage payment

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