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The Mortgage Update with Dan Frio PodcastAuthor: The Mortgage Update with Dan Frio Podcast
The Mortgage Update with Dan Frio brings you straight talk on mortgage rates, housing market trends, and economic news that impacts every homeowner and homebuyer. Dan Frio has been one of the nations top mortgage advisors for over 30 years, helping thousands of families buy, refinance, and build wealth through real estate. A graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Economics, Dan combines academic insight with decades of hands-on lending experience. Beyond the mortgage world, hes also a well-known radio personality and YouTube host with millions of views, trusted for making complex financial topics simple and actionable. Each episode covers what you need to know right now: Mortgage Rate Watch where rates are today and where they may be heading Homebuyer Strategies down payment assistance, first-time buyer programs, and VA/FHA updates Market Insights housing inventory, Fed decisions, and economic data shaping affordability Money Moves refinancing, credit tips, and wealth-building strategies Whether youre a first-time homebuyer, seasoned homeowner, or real estate professional, this podcast is your go-to resource to stay ahead of the market and make smarter financial decisions. To speak with Dan personally, call (844) 775-LOAN Email: Dan@TheRateUpdate.com Visit: www.TheRateUpdate.com Language: en Genres: Courses, Education, How To Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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S2025 Ep316: Special Report: Mortgage Rates Jump After Iran Ceasefire — Lock Now or Float?
Episode 316
Monday, 4 May, 2026
Breaking News Special Report: Mortgage rates are moving fast as Middle East tensions flare again. The Dow is dropping, oil prices are spiking, and new reports say the Iran ceasefire is already in doubt after missiles were detected from Iran. We’ll break down what this means for the 10-Year Treasury, mortgage-backed securities, oil-driven inflation fears, and whether homebuyers and homeowners should consider locking now or floating if they’re closing soon.Today’s question: Is this just temporary market panic — or the start of another move higher in mortgage rates?
