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Friday, 17 April 2020

How to refinance companies make money

how to refinance companies make money

By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Cookie PolicyPrivacy Policyand our Terms of Service. I can’t figure out why banks would actively try to get their customers to refinance their mortgage at a lower interest rate. And to be absolutely clear, I am talking about a bank refinancing a loan at their own tl Wells Fargo refinancing a loan from Hpw Fargo. What are their incentives? But the difference isn’t much when you may have only had the previous loan for a few years. And what’s really confusing is that banks in the US right now are offering refinancing with no closing costs. I would love to take advantage of one of these no-cost closing refinances but I’m afraid that I must be missing something big if the banks are trying to save me money. The crazy thing is that I can refinance my 30 year of which I have 27 years to go into a 20 year at a lower interest rate and pay almost the same amount per month. What am I missing? How is this a good deal for Wells Fargo? In a lot of cases, the bank has already made their money.