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...ge when your car is not worth repairing. You can Refinance a car loan, often at a much lower rate. Credit unions specialize in this.
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... loan you get, and how you manage that loan later....
...xamples right now that I want you to be aware of. ...
...d. If you are one of them, it may be possible to Refinance to save your home. But you should know predatory lenders are waiting to pounce on you in ...
...ntinues to be a sound strategy for many of us. ...
...age and twice as likely to be foreclosed on. ...
...may be able to get additional money from them! ...
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...living in. I hope my answers are a help. ~EL ...
... my contrarian response to a classic question. ...
...sts and how long you plan to live in the home. ...
...t ever and that means millions of us are going to Refinance. Here are a couple of calculators that can help you figure out if you will save money by ...
...f yet another drastic dip in rates. But when you Refinance, don't get so hung up on the fabulous low interest rate you're getting that you fo...
...portunities come up -- like when you buy a car or Refinance your house or choose your health plan.To me, saving bigger instead of smaller is like work...
...ries and healthcare. Here goes! ~Elisabeth ...
... more money-saving ideas with you. ~Elisabeth ...
...rue loans, but those loans turn out to be abusive....
... go through your mortgage broker or lender....
...n about closing costs in my weekly column. ...
...any of you wondering whether it's worth it to Refinance your mortgage when it's probably already at a rate that is enviable by historical stan...
...st kind of loan to get! "We approved you to Refinance the balance into a 10/1 adjustable rate mortgage at a rate of 4.75 percent, zero discount ...
...est kind of loan to get! "We approved you to Refinance the balance into a 10/1 adjustable rate mortgage at a rate of 4.75%, zero discount points,...
...quire about. (Commercial banks also offer no-cost Refinance deals, but they charge you a slightly higher interest rate to cover the closing costs they...
...0 years. Yuck. "An ad that says you can Refinance your mortgage for free is clearly deceptive if you have to pay money at some point before ...
...ario: Maybe you started with an FHA loan but then Refinanced into a conventional loan. Beware: The refund money is not held indefinitely. According to...
