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Is refinancing right for you?
Is refinancing right for you?
refinancing a principle loan, but not home equity loan, why would we have to pay a subordination fee?
Why do you pay a subordination fee when refinancing, when your refinance does not include your home equity loan?
Does refinancing a vehicle harm your credit score?
I purchased a vehicle at a time when my credit score was low due to identity theft and fraud on my record. I really needed a new vehicle, so I had no choice but to make the purchase with a high rate. I am now considering refinancing my vehicle for a lower rate. I know [...]
Should we roll our second home line of equity loan into our first which we are refinancing?
We are refinancing our first mortgage. We have a second which is a home equity line of credit at 7.78% We can probably pay it off in 10 years. Should we roll it into our first and refinance both at 5.20% for 30 years? Would the difference in interest rates offset [...]
Russia eligible for refinancing in Euro area: Euro Bank Pres
The President of the European Central Bank is in Moscow for a biennial meeting with his counterpart at the Bank of Russia in Moscow.
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Can I get a car loan after refinancing my house?
We are working on refinancing our house and so far all is well. We plan to purchase a vehicle in a month or so. I am wondering if there will be a problem getting a car loan with minimal interest rate after refinancing our house. Any advice is much appreciated.
Where do I find current information about mortgage modification, refinancing, and new mortgage rules?
There is a lot of talk about mortgage modifications, refinancing and new mortgage rules, but most info is so basic that everyone just keeps repeating the stuff already known. Can anyone suggest a place with more advanced and very specific articles stating the facts with references back to the primary sources?
Is there a rule of thumb for home refinancing?
I’m thinking that there is some rule that says something like “Refinancing your home makes sense only if you intend to stay in the same house at least “X” number of years and you can reduce your rate by at least “X” percentage points. Is there such a rule?