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Should Banks do Mortgages?

February 28, 2009

Bank mortgage refinancing could be an expensive mistake thanks to a loophole in disclosure laws that protect you from dirty lenders; here’s why.

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Refinancing Banks

January 3, 2009

You might be considering refinancing your home mortgage loan with your bank or credit union to take advantage of today’s low interest rates. After all, what could be more convenient than simply transferring your mortgage payment out of your checking account?
Are bank originated mortgage loans really the best deal for your home mortgage? [...]

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Wells Fargo Mortgage

January 29, 2008

Wells Fargo Mortgage is a division of Wells Fargo Bank, one of the largest banks created following a merger with Norwest bank and is currently the second largest mortgage lender behind Countrywide home loans.
Are you considering refinancing with Wells Fargo Mortgage or do you already have a mortgage from Wells Fargo?
Here [...]

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Countrywide Home Loans

January 26, 2008

You may have heard in the news that Bank of America recently acquired Countrywide, the largest mortgage lender in the United States. Given the fact that Countrywide was on the verge of collapse and being investigated for predatory lending practices that caused a financial nightmare for countless American homeowners, this buyout by Bank of [...]

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No Fee Mortgages

December 17, 2007

No fee mortgage refinancing simply doesn’t exist. You’ll see advertisers on television like Bank of America bragging about their no cost, no fee mortgages; however, no cost mortgage refinancing is a lie. Here is the truth you need to know about no fee mortgage refinancing to prevent falling victim to these empty promise [...]

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