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Mortgages for Dummies

Did you know that according to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), homeowners in the United States, your friends and neighbors, will overpay sixteen billion dollars this year alone for their home loans? This is largely due to a perfectly legal but hidden markup of your mortgage interest rate by the person arranging your loan. Once you know how to recognize this hidden markup you’ll get wholesale mortgage rates for your next home loan and save yourself thousands of dollars from unnecessary markup and junk fees. Here are several Mortgages for Dummies articles, written in plain English, to get you started on the road to saving thousands of dollars on your next home loan.

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Using a Mortgage Rates Calculator to Decide if Refinancing Makes Sense

January 20, 2011

Here’s how using a simple mortgage rates calculator can help the average homeowner save $1200 a year when refinancing.

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Mortgage Refi Secrets Revealed

August 5, 2010

The right mortgage refi loan can cut thousands of dollars worth of fat from your payment if you know how to avoid this unwanted markup and junk fees.

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Home Mortgages for Dummies

February 13, 2010

If you’re in the market for home mortgages that don’t include unnecessary markup or junk fees here’s what you need to know to save thousands.

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Mortgage Refinance Options

January 10, 2010

If you’re considering your mortgage refinance options here are several tips that could save you as much as $1200 per year.

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Free Refinancing Information

December 2, 2009

If you’re in the market for refinancing a home loan you should be careful accepting free refinancing information to avoid overpaying.

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