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mortgage FAQ What mortgage program is right for me?

Mortgage lenders offer hundreds of mortgage programs to fit vast variety of borrower's financial situation and needs. How to select the mortgage program that is right for you? Our helpful mortgage tools and handy mortgage calculators are especially designed to assist you when making important financial decision.

The right type of mortgage program for you depends on different factors:

  1. What is your current financial picture?
  2. How do you expect your finances to change?
  3. How long you intend to keep your house?
  4. How long until you retire?
  5. What are your overall goals for this loan?
  6. How comfortable you are with your mortgage payment changing from time to time.

 

Tips:

  • A 15-year fixed-rate mortgage can save you money in interest payments over the life of the loan, but your monthly payments will be higher.
  • An adjustable rate mortgage may get you started with a lower monthly payment than a fixed-rate mortgage - but your payments could get higher when the interest rate changes.

The best way to find the answer which mortgage program works best for you, is to discuss your financial situation, financial needs and goals with a financial advisor or a mortgage broker. Please contact us for further assistance.



 

 
     
 
   
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