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badprincess
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« on: February 18, 2010, 04:15:37 PM »

Hi Guys  I am new here and would like to say WHATS UP TO EVERYONE!

It might look so awkward to ask question from the very beginning. However I need some good advice

Suppose that my income is OK, (referring that manageable to pay bills including mortgage)
However I have 30 year loan of 6.0 percent interest.

Is there anyway for people to lower the fixed rate (6.0 %)  ?
i THINK my hubby n I will be paying much less and will be able to save money, if we could lower this rate since interest lowered.
any knowledge about this?

Thank you to you in advance!
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« Reply #1 on: February 21, 2010, 02:14:05 PM »

Hi badPrincess,

yes, there are a few ways you can look at lowering your interest rate depending on your situation.  If you're struggling to make payments, a loan modification might be a good idea, but for most people the best option is to Refinance.

refinancing allows you to essentially cancel your old loan and take out a new one.  The good thing about this is that your new loan will be on different terms (more suited to your current situation) to your old one.  Interest rates, payment term fixed rate period and even the loan amount can all be changed to more accurately reflect the current situation.

In your case you can probably command a significant drop in interest.  For example, 5/1 ARM rates in Maryland are as low as 3.75%.  If you know your zipcode you can go the Low Rate Refinance site in my sig and enter your zipcode to find out what rates are available in your area quickly and easily.

Refinancing is a great option for a lot of people - especially now - can can make a real difference to your financial future.
« Last Edit: March 03, 2010, 03:55:03 PM by heidrek »

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« Reply #2 on: February 21, 2010, 08:16:59 PM »

i will investigate what you said, Thanks for the idea.
Just to be more specific
My income went up way too much before buying the house, However i believe with the current value of my house, i think its only fair to drop the interest as if its not going to ever go back the way it was.
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