Mortgage rates fell to new record lows across the board this past week, according to the new survey out this morning by Freddie Mac.

The average rate on 30-year fixed-rate loans fell to an all-time low 4.69 percent, down from 4.75 percent last week. The current rate is nearly three-quarters of a percentage point lower than the average 5.42 percent that was reported for this same week one year ago.

The average on 15-year fixed rate loans dropped to 4.13 percent, another record low, down from 4.20 percent the week before and two-thirds of a percent lower than the 4.87 percent rate one year ago.

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