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Mortgage News for Wednesday - March 17, 2004

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FAQ on mortgage refinancing - 2004-03-17
Refinancing can be about as confusing as your first mortgage application. Bankrate expert Dr. Don Taylor address some of the more frequently asked questions.

Is it still true that the time to refinance is when the rate is 2 points lower than your current mortgage rate?

Not true. You don't have to wait until mortgage interest rates drop by 2 percent before you consider refinancing your mortgage.
Read the full story at Bankrate.com
 
Prioritizing your finances, step-by-step - 2004-03-17
If there were such a thing as Financial Attention Deficit Disorder, many Americans would swear they're inflicted with it.

Should you save for your children's college education or pay off your mortgage early? Max out your retirement savings or pay off maxed-out credit cards? When there are so many priorities constantly competing for your attention, it can seem impossible to focus on your top money goals.
Read the full story at Bankrate.com
 






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