As
mortgage rates dip lower, homeowners should consider refinancing, says Informa
Research Services
(9/29/2011) CALABASAS,
CALIFORNIA – Rates were already low at the start of the quarter, but following
the Fed’s announcement last week, the national average rate on a traditional 30
year fixed rate mortgage has inched lower. Informa Research Services, a
subsidiary of Informa plc (LSE: INF), encourages qualified homeowners to take
advantage of low interest rates and look to refinancing their current home loan
(http://www.erate.com/current-mortgage-rates-30-year-fixed-mortgage-rates.htm).
According
to BusinessInsider.com, “Mortgage
rates were already near record lows when the Federal Reserve Board acted last week to
further reduce long-term interest rates in general, and included a targeted
effort to push down mortgage
rates even more.” Following this announcement, national average 30 year mortgage
rates dropped from 4.37% last week to 4.29% this week (Source:
Informa Research Services’ Interest Rate Review).
Homeowners
who want to reduce their monthly mortgage obligation should check convenient rate
tables found on websites such as ERATE.com to stay abreast of the most current mortgage rate movement. Furthermore, the
lenders featured on these rate tables typically offer rates significantly lower
than the already low national average.
A
successful refinance will bring qualified homeowners immediate savings in the
form of reduced monthly mortgage payments, but more importantly, larger savings
over the remaining term of their loan. That being said, homeowners who are
considering refinancing a current loan should research their options to ensure
that the benefits of refinancing their mortgage will outweigh the costs. This
relies heavily on the rate that is attached to the current home
loan.
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