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Why younger homebuyers risk being locked in mortgage prison

2026-11-08

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News Summary

Younger homebuyers face "mortgage prison" as they lack the financial flexibility to switch lenders for better rates, unlike older borrowers who can renegotiate. This generational divide risks trapping them in high-interest loans long-term.

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