Biden Set To Increase Payments For Homebuyers With Good Credit To Subsidize Risky Mortgages
Last updated: June 8, 2025, 20:11
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A new Biden administration rule set to go in effect May 1 will force good-credit home buyers to pay more for their mortgages to subsidize loans to higher-risk borrowers.
Experts predict that under the
The recent changes narrowed some of the difference in the fees between those with bad and good credit scores (with a decrease for those with bad credit and an increase for those with
Experts predict that under the new rules from the Federal Housing Finance Agency, borrowers with a credit score of about 680 would pay around $40 more per month on
Biden rule will redistribute high-risk loan costs to homeowners
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US President Joe Biden is set to implement a new federal rule to increase payments to homebuyers with good credit. Moreover, the federal decision to incur higher fees
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For example, beginning May 1, a buyer with a good credit score of 750 who puts down 25% on a $400,000 home would now pay 0.375% in fees on a 30-year loan, or
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Biden admin rule will hike rates on homebuyers with good credit
A new federal rule could raise the monthly mortgage payments of buyers with good credit scores by over $60 a month, while riskier borrowers will get more favorable
The Biden administration will soon implement a rule requiring homebuyers with good credit to pay higher mortgage rates in order to subsidize those with poor credit.
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Biden Set to Increase Payments for Homebuyers with Good Credit
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A Biden administration rule is set to take effect that will force good-credit home buyers to pay more for their mortgages to subsidize loans to higher-risk borrowers.