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As interest rates rise in Oklahoma City, how will monthly payments change?

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Every tick up in mortgage rates melts away home-buying power and sends borrowers’ monthly payments soaring. How much? Since rates hit their historic rock bottom, 2.65% in January 2021, monthly payments have climbed hundreds of dollars per month on the low end, and $1,000-plus on the high end. The average rate just surpassed 6% for […]

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