Would a 50-year mortgage make homeownership more affordable? The Trump administration is working on a plan for a mortgage term that spans five decades, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte confirmed this weekend,

Administration officials are calling President Trump's 50-year mortgage proposal a "game-changer" for home buyers. But the idea comes with some major trade-offs. Bharat Ramamurti and Bill Cohan discuss on The 11th Hour.

The Trump administration is working on a plan to introduce a 50-year fixed-rate mortgage with the goal of making homeownership more affordable.

The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to introduce a 50-year mortgage due to a stagnant real estate market, despite pushback from real estate experts and some longtime allies.

Trump administration explores 50-year mortgages to tackle housing crisis, but the real problem is supply shortage and government red tape driving up costs.

Over the weekend, top federal housing official Bill Pulte floated the idea of a 50-year mortgage with President Trump.

The Trump administration has floated a “game-changer” solution to the lack of housing access — and it has experts scratching their heads.

"It might help a little bit," Trump said of the 50-year mortgage plan, which has no details attached yet. His housing director called it a "game-changer."