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Monday, November 22, 2010

What is Refinance?

Refinancing is the process of contracting a new loan with a view to repay an existing loan. Refinancing a loan requires full repayment of a loan for which purpose is the same purpose as the refinance loan, according with the laws in force.Criteria and procedures for the refinance loan are similar to those of a new loan contract on the basis of the product chosen and selected credit institution.

Benefits of refinance and knowing what to expect.


1. Lower interestMost believe that refinancing is the main advantage of a lower interest rate. For this to be really an advantage, you should analyze in detail the refinancing offer to look over the new real interest rate loan. In addition, do not forget that refinancing involves fixed costs and some, such as those related to extinguish the initial loan, the granting of new credit to which all adds to the cost of new credit, so the decision to refinance a loan must carefully analyzed.

2. Greater amountAnother advantage, which may be decisive in our opinion, is the possibility of additional loan amount. Contracting a new more favorable credit conditions mean a reduction in household indebtedness (a better reliability) and automatically access additional sums.

3. Longer termAnother condition that comes to help supplement the new loan amount is the possibility of extending it up to maximum period of credit granted by that institution. Thus, a longer period leads to a greater amount of the loan and / or lower monthly rates.

1 comment:

  1. A few months ago, my wife and I refinanced our home loan from 5 7/8 to 4 5/8. We also added money to the pot to get it down to conforming. We'll recoup the difference in a few years from the reduced mortgage payment.

    We had enough cash on hand to actually pay the house off, but I'm doing way better in the stock market than the 4-5/8's rate we have. Also, we needed the cash to make a down payment on a second home, where my in-laws will be living, and to put enough into a bond fund to make the second home's mortgage payment.

    As far as real estate taxes, I voted for Prop 13 in CA umpteen years ago. Its kept our property taxes down, and thus state spending down. Without it, I'm not sure anyone could afford to live in CA. (Renters pay property taxes in the form of higher rents.)


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