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Reasons to Refinance

February 5, 2008

If you are considering refinancing your mortgage you might wonder what valid reasons are for taking out a new home loan. There are a number of different reasons people choose to refinance their mortgage loans; with mortgage rates at the lowest levels since 2004, now is the perfect time for you to get a [...]

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Does Mortgage Refinancing Make Sense For You?

August 6, 2007

There are a variety of good reasons for refinancing your mortgage. Many homeowners refinance because they want a better mortgage rate, a lower payment, they’re unhappy with the lender, or need to borrow cash from their home equity. These are all valid reasons for refinancing your mortgage, despite the so called “two percent [...]

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Refinance Two Percent Lower

June 18, 2007

If you’re considering refinancing your home mortgage you may have heard of the “two percent rule.” This rule states you should never refinance your mortgage unless the interest rate of the new loan is at least two percent lower than the mortgage rate on your existing loan. Is the two percent rule good [...]

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Mortgage Refinancing – The 2 Percent Interest Rate Rule

March 8, 2007

If you’re considering refinancing your home mortgage loan, you may have heard of the “2 percent rule of thumb.” This rule states that you should never refinance your mortgage unless the new mortgage rate is 2 percent lower than the mortgage rate you’re currently paying. The 2 percent rule is complete rubbish. [...]

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