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"
hmm, refinance with a drop of 1% to my rate, reduce the premium period to 20 yrs, increase payment by $20 a month (sounds like a good idea right?) -- (edited)
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Truman
run a couple of amortization schedules to see how much of a benefit that is giving you.
Posted by
groiny (aka groiny)
Feb 29 '16, 13:28
I assume there are no closing costs involved?
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there is a bit, but not a huge amount ($1k or so i think is what they said).
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Truman
Feb 29, 13:32
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