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What You Should Do When
Refinancing Your Home Loan?
If you have a current mortgage and are unhappy with
the interest rate or the amount of the monthly
payments, it is possible to refinance your home and
eliminate your problems. But before you call your
lender, there are some questions that you should ask
yourself in order to determine whether or not it’s
the right time for refinancing your mortgage loan.
The first question that you should ask yourself is if
you have the cash on hand to pay the fees. Depending
on the amount of your mortgage, and the specific fees
that your lender will charge, you could pay anywhere
from a couple of hundreds dollars to a few thousand.
Be sure that you’re financially ready for the move
before applying for the loan.
Next, you should take a look at the current interest
rates compared to the ones on your existing mortgage,
and then decide whether or not a refinance would help
your situation. For example, if you have an ARM
mortgage, and the interest rates are at an all-time
low, you might want to refinance your loan and turn it
into a fixed rate so your payments won’t go up again
as rates rise. In addition, if you have a fixed rate,
but bought your home when interest rates were higher,
you might want to refinance in order to lower yours.
If you find yourself with a lot extra debt, you could
take advantage of a cash-out refinance loan. With this
type of loan, you add on an amount to your home loan,
refinance the entire thing at a lower interest rate,
and then take the “extra” money out and pay off
your debt. This will allow you to reduce the amount of
debt you owe (because the interest rate will be
lower), and at the same time, reduce the amount of the
monthly payment.Most experts agree that you
shouldn’t go to the trouble or expense of
refinancing your home if you don’t intend to stay in
it for at least three years. Otherwise the cost of the
process would likely be more than the overall savings.
By Carrie Reeder
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