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That's ridiculous.
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I have 4.375% now. Maybe I should refinance.
"Before I came to the White House I spent the better part of 20 years forecasting the business cycle and stock market trends, and what I can tell you with certainty is that we're going to have a strong economy through 2020 and beyond with a bull market." -- Peter Navarro, 08/19/2019. (Emphasis mine. Let's see how this ages.)
Maybe I should refinance to a 15 though. I am 10 years into my current 30 year mortgage.
It knock off more than 5 years since your principle amortization changes. Every month, a larger portion of your payment is going towards principle instead of interest.If payments didn't change that means there was a huge interest rate delta. Also, if you're ten years into a 30, then re-fi into 15, you only knock five years off...
It knock off more than 5 years since your principle amortization changes. Every month, a larger portion of your payment is going towards principle instead of interest.
Wasn't it you that pointed out how mutual funds can trigger capital gains taxes before selling vs. ETFs or something to that effect?