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Refinance Your Mortgage

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Mortgage refinancing can change your loan
to meet your needs

Your needs can change — so can your mortgage loan. Our simplified online application makes refinancing your home loan easy to get started. 

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Call  1-877-937-9357 or find a mortgage consultant in your area

Calculate mortgage refinance rates and payments

Rates can vary based on your circumstances. Answer a few questions to get
customized mortgage rates.

 

Consider your home refinance goals

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What's your reason to refinance?

Maybe you want to lower your monthly payment, change the term of your loan, or tap into the equity in your home for other expenses.

Why refinance your mortgage

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Different loans meet different needs

Interest rates can change. So can your cash flow – or your home’s value. Your situation may help you decide between home equity financing or a mortgage refinance. 

See how home loan mortgages differ

Still have questions?

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New Loans

1-877-937-9357   
Mon – Fri: 7 am – 7 pm
Sat: 8 am – 6 pm
Central Time

Existing Loans

1-800-357-6675 
Mon – Fri: 6 am – 10 pm 
Sat: 8 am – 2 pm 
Central Time

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Have a home mortgage consultant call you back.

If you are a service member on active duty, prior to seeking a refinance of your existing mortgage loan, please consult with your legal advisor regarding the relief you may be eligible for under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act or applicable state law.

Loan-to-value ratio (LTV)

The amount you owe on your loan divided by your home's original value, which is either the price you paid for it or the appraised value at closing, whichever is less. This number is always expressed as a percentage.