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There's a ton of negative press surrounding the nation's banks these days. Whether it's the bailouts, the robo-signings, unjust foreclosures, or just the lack of a quality-customer experience, many consumers have grown tired and frustrated dealing with their banks.
Especially if you have tried unsuccessfully to refinance your mortgage with a bank, perhaps it's time that you considered taking your business elsewhere. Maybe it's time you thought about refinancing through a credit union.
While most banks have restricted their lending and tightened their credit qualifications in the wake of the housing bust, credit union have maintained consistent underwriting guidelines through housing boom and bust.
While only a small portion of credit unions offer mortgages (and they're mostly plain-vanilla products at that), they offer competitive mortgage rates and they're known for their top-notch customer service. So while researching a refinance with a credit union may take some added effort, the positive experience could make it all worthwhile in the end.
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New Mortgage Plan to Focus on Lowering Payments - Washington Post New Mortgage Plan to Focus on Lowering Payments He moved to Virginia in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina and bought a four-bedroom home in Fairfax in October 2006, at the height of the housing boom. |
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Better time to buy than you think - Wilmington News Journal, OH Better time to buy than you think Opportunities exist for those looking at refinancing at low interest rates, as well as those seeking to become homeowners. Donald J. Marconi, a senior |
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Holding on in the face of foreclosure - The Virginian-Pilot Holding on in the face of foreclosure As work began to wane in 2004, the couple refinanced with an adjustable-rate mortgage to help make ends meet and pay off debt from his business. |
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On the House: Is this a final farewell to ARMs? - Philadelphia Inquirer On the House: Is this a final farewell to ARMs? (We opted for a house that was half the price, with an assumable 13.5 percent VA mortgage.) As fixed rates stayed high, ARMs grew more popular. |
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Saving the old homestead - Glens Falls Post-Star Saving the old homestead The game has changed since 2003, when a much larger refinance boom was driven not just by low interest rates but by rapid home price appreciation. |