Index of all Articles in the Mortgage Refinancing Category

• Refinancing Your Mortgage Can Really Save You Money
  
  Refinancing a mortgage is simply taking out a new mortgage. It means paying off one or more old debts by getting a new loan. Sometimes, refinancing your mortgage can really save you money. You may be able to pay less interest, lower your monthly payment, o



• Refinancing Your Mortgage Can Open Up A Lot Of Options For You And Your Family
  
  It can happen to anyone, the roof is leaking, the credit card bills are pilling up and it is almost time for a new car. But where are you going to get the money to do all of these things? The need for extra cash can be very frustrating and worrisome, howev

• Jumbo mortgage loan rates put damper on refinancing (Boston Globe)
  
  While plunging mortgage rates have spawned a frenzy of refinancing, borrowers with larger, so-called jumbo loans are still seeing interest rates in the 7 percent range, prompting many to abandon refinancing plans altogether or resort to creative transactions.
  


• Refinancing your home mortgage? (Reading Eagle)
  
  Berks County, PA - Have you recently or are you thinking about refinancing your home mortgage to take advantage of lower interest rates? If so, we'd like to talk to you for a story we're now working on.
  


• Refinancing for less (CNN Money)
  
  Question: I'm refinancing my mortgage, and my lender tells me that I need to get a new title insurance policy, which will cost more than a thousand dollars. We haven't made any changes to our home, and there aren't any outstanding liens on the property. Is there any way around this fee?
  


• Reducing the cost of refinancing (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
  
  Question: I'm refinancing my mortgage, and my lender tells me that I need to get a new title insurance policy, which will cost more than a thousand dollars. We haven't made any changes to our home, and there aren't any outstanding liens on the property.
  


• Mortgage rates rock (Santa Fe New Mexican)
  
  Santa Fe mortgage brokers and bankers are experiencing a rush of mortgage applications as borrowers react to lower rates by refinancing mortgages and, to a lesser degree, buying new homes.