Does the Fed Meeting Change Mortgage Rates? What the Oct 28 Decision Means for You
The Fed held rates steady on Oct 28, 2026, and mortgage rates barely moved. Here is why, what it means for HELOCs, and what to do if you are buying or refinancing.
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Written by Jerry Kindig, licensed mortgage broker, NMLS #2397823.

The Fed held rates steady on Oct 28, 2026, and mortgage rates barely moved. Here is why, what it means for HELOCs, and what to do if you are buying or refinancing.
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Jerry Kindig, a licensed mortgage broker (NMLS #2397823) with Pick My Mortgage Rate, powered by Loan Factory (NMLS #320841).
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