Last reviewed: April 18, 2026. This is our open-book log of every verified material correction made to published content on 30YearMortgageRates.com.
How This Log Works
We publish this log because a trustworthy data publisher corrects its errors transparently. Our full corrections protocol is described on our Methodology page. In summary:
- Any verified error is corrected on the live page within one business day of confirmation
- Material corrections (rate figures off by more than 25 bps, misattributed NMLS numbers, county FHA limits off by more than $1,000) are logged here with the date identified, the affected page, the field corrected, the prior value, the new value, and the authoritative source
- Material corrections trigger a dated correction banner at the top of the affected page for seven calendar days
- Non-material corrections (typo fixes, broken links, formatting) are logged internally but are not surfaced here
Material Correction Log
No material corrections have been recorded in the current tracking period.
This entry will be updated when material corrections occur. The absence of entries here reflects that no material errors have been identified and verified since our tracking period began.
Report an Error
Reports can be filed via the Contact page or emailed directly to corrections@30yearmortgagerates.com. Please include:
- The URL of the affected page
- The specific field or figure you believe is incorrect
- The authoritative source supporting your correction (Freddie Mac PMMS release, FHFA county loan limits table, NMLS Consumer Access record, etc.)
Reports are acknowledged within two business days and reviewed by a named editor. Verified material corrections are credited to the reporter with their permission.
Definitions
What counts as a material error?
A material error is one that could plausibly have affected a reader’s financial decision. Examples: a published rate figure off by more than 25 basis points from the correct Freddie Mac PMMS release for that week; a county FHA/FHFA loan limit off by more than $1,000; a sponsored lender’s NMLS # misattributed to the wrong entity; a state DPA program name misspelled in a way that affects discoverability.
What is not material?
Typographical fixes, broken internal links, formatting corrections, image alt-text updates, and schema structural adjustments that do not alter any displayed data value. These are corrected promptly but are not logged here.