Refinance Guide

Learn everything you need to know to do it right.

Home ownership is a significant financial milestone for many Americans. How you achieve home ownership, and how efficiently you are in purchasing and maintaining a home, can take on many forms. When interest rates drop, or your financial situation improves, refinancing your mortgage can stretch your dollars 5%, 10%, or even 15% further than your peers and help you pay off your home faster. But refinancing isn’t always the right move. Done incorrectly, it can actually cost you more money over the life of your loan or trap you in endless mortgage payments. This guide breaks down how refinancing works, when it’s a good time to refinance, and how to make sure you’re actually saving money and doing it right.

Common Refinancing Questions We Answer::

• What does refinancing a mortgage mean?
• When is the right time to refinance my mortgage?
• How do I know if refinancing is right for me?
• What are common mistakes to avoid when refinancing?

What’s Inside the Refinance Guide:

This free downloadable resource breaks down everything you need to know to refinance the right way:

• What refinancing means – Understand the process of adjusting your loan terms and replacing your original mortgage
• 5 reasons to refinance – Learn 5 general reasons why people choose to refinance
• Break-even point formula – Calculate if you should refinance, including additional factors such as your current situation, financial goals, and more
• Common refinancing mistakes – Avoid traps like excessive closing costs, never owning your home, and “no closing cost” premium rates
• Actionable steps to get started – Get specific guidance on approaching lenders and shopping for the best rates

Download our Refinance Guide today and enter your next refinance with the knowledge and tools you need to succeed.

Ready to dive deeper? Read Money Guy’s Ultimate Guide to Buying a House and use our How Much House Can You Afford Calculator to ensure your home purchase decisions align with your overall financial plan.