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  • @Bankrate
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    Aug 20
    Your bank knows you—but that doesn’t mean it has the best mortgage deal. Before saying yes, compare at least three offers and look beyond the interest rate to APR, closing costs and fees. Here’s how to weigh your options:
    How to weigh your bank's mortgage offers like a pro | Bankrate
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  • @Bankrate
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    Aug 5
    Older homeowners overpaid an average $2,358 on their mortgage refinance last year, about $52,108 over 30 years. We talked to 14 loan officers and industry insiders and reviewed nearly 800 CFPB complaints to find out why.
    The 'Seniority Tax': How Lenders Overcharge Older Refinancers - Bankrate
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  • @Bankrate
    Bankrate
    @Bankrate
    Jul 30
    Putting less than 20% down on a home? You're probably paying PMI, insurance that protects your lender, not you. On a $500K home, that's up to $456 extra a month. Here's how to shrink it or skip it:
    When You Can Cancel PMI (and What It Costs) | Bankrate
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  • @Bankrate
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    @Bankrate
    Jul 28
    Mortgage rates never dipped back to 3%. These homeowners refinanced anyway, some to lower their payment, one just to keep up with rising costs. Here's the exact math that convinced each of them it was still worth it:
    How 3 homeowners did the refinance math | Bankrate
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    @Bankrate
    Jul 22
    A no-closing-cost refinance skips the upfront fee, but you still pay it back through a bigger loan balance or a higher rate. Here's how it works and how to know if it's worth it for you.
    Why No-Closing-Cost Refinancing Isn't Free | Bankrate
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