So the way I understand it, there used to be some predictability in terms of the lock-in of the rate and now this rate is now floating, is that correct?
Claire McCaskill: “So the way I understand it, there used to be some predictability in terms of the lock-in of the rate and now this rate…”
On the recordJune 28, 2009
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McCaskill questions changes in mortgage rate predictability.
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