June 22, 2026

New Fed Chair, NO Rate Cuts: Should You Still Buy a House? - EP227

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A new Fed Chair and fewer expected Federal Reserve rate cuts could have a huge impact on mortgage rates, first-time home buyers, and housing affordability in 2026. If you're wondering whether you should buy a house now or wait for lower mortgage rates, this video breaks down what actually drives mortgage interest rates and why the Fed doesn't directly control them. Learn how inflation, the bond market, and investor expectations affect home loan rates and what it means for first-time home buyers trying to navigate today's housing market.

Whether you're buying your first home, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, or trying to decide if waiting for lower rates is the right strategy, understanding how mortgage rates work could save you thousands. Discover what the new Fed Chair means for the housing market, why rate cuts don't always translate into lower mortgage rates, and the biggest mistakes first-time buyers make when trying to time the market.

If you're a first-time home buyer looking to buy a house in 2026, this video will help you understand mortgage rates, affordability, and how to make smarter home buying decisions in today's market.

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