No Cost Refinancing Links

Refinancing a Mortgage, But Paying it Off Early - New York Times (blog)

The Money Times

Refinancing a Mortgage, But Paying it Off Early New York Times (blog) ... my 5.25 percent interest rate to 4.25 percent, no strings, no fees, no appraisal, no nothing, in what amounts to a no-cost refinancing, I was skeptical. ... Should you refinance? Of course -- but can you?Chicago Sun-Times Home loans not cast in stoneSydney Morning Herald Mortgage rates well below 4.5 per centLive Charts - Live Wire Stock Markets Review -Mortgage11 -Charleston Post Courier all 351 news articles »

The best investment these days is refinancing your debt - The Detroit News

The best investment these days is refinancing your debt The Detroit News In the case of refinancing an auto loan, you may have no cost at all, while a new mortgage could cost several hundred dollars or more. ...

Fed finalizes ban on lender-paid bonuses for mortgage brokers - Los Angeles Times (blog)

Problem Bank List (blog)

Fed finalizes ban on lender-paid bonuses for mortgage brokers Los Angeles Times (blog) Brokers can use them to cover borrowers' closing costs, so a homeowner wanting a no-cost refinance might accept a higher interest rate to accomplish that. ... Federal Reserve bans lenders from paying bonuses to brokers for higher ...Los Angeles Times Green Shoots at Last: Small Business Lending Finally Starting to ThawBNET (blog) all 588 news articles »

Star Tribune, Minneapolis, John Ewoldt column [Star Tribune, Minneapolis] - Insurance News Net (press release)

Star Tribune, Minneapolis, John Ewoldt column [Star Tribune, Minneapolis] Insurance News Net (press release) Homeowners with little or no equity probably won't qualify for refinancing. No-cost or low-cost refinancing deals will result in a higher interest rate. ...

Pimco's Gross: Mortgage market needs more US help, not less - Los Angeles Times (blog)

Globe and Mail

Pimco's Gross: Mortgage market needs more US help, not less Los Angeles Times (blog) Most of the people that can't refi in this market have suffered value declines and/or loss of income/savings. This idea would be of NO COST to taxpayers. ... Famed Investor Bill Gross Calls For Massive Taxpayer-Backed Mortgage Refinance ...Huffington Post (blog) PIMCO's Gross Calls Privately Held Mortgages 'Impractical' and 'Unrealistic'The Atlantic Banking execs say gov't needs to back mortgagesThe Associated Press Economic Times -Washington Post (blog) -World Socialist Web Site all 1,308 news articles »