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When you buy a house, you have a lot more to pay for than the down payment. The closing costs alone can cost up to 5% of the loan amount. If you have a $200,000 loan, you may need as much...

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When Should You Refinance from a 30-Year to a 15-Year Mortgage?

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You can get a lower rate and pay off your mortgage faster, what’s not to love about the 15-year mortgage? It just makes sense to refinance into it from a 30-year loan, right?Compare Offers from Several Mortgage Lenders.Not always. Yes, you may save a lot of money on interest. Cutting your  Read more

The 15-Year Mortgage as a Purchase Loan

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When buying a home, you’d be faced with the quintessential question: How much can I afford? There’s the matter of how much of your income should be spent on your mortgage to be settled. Then as a follow-up, how much of this income should go to your mortgage’s interest. If you’re keen on saving on  Read more

Refinance Rates and Fixed Rate Mortgage Options

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As of Dec. 8, 2016, mortgage refinance rates slid lower per Bankrate’s survey. This means that rates for 30-, 15- and 10-year fixed rate mortgages are still within the record-low standard. And locking into fixed refinance rates offers two things: lower rates and more stable monthly payments in  Read more

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