Originally Posted by O.city:
So pumping more money into the market to keep it afloat?
No idea with what the other central banks will do but it's basically in line with the thinking in the $1,500,000,000,000 repo agreements the Fed made with the large banks here: to ensure credit markets don't freeze up.
Wife and I have been waiting to do a re-finance loan, wonder if this will give us a better shot for a better rate. Don't know if they're connected at all, not a finance guy really, but we've wanted to pull that trigger for the past half year or so to take care of some CC debt. I'm not a finance guy outside of the basics and calculations. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Gravedigger:
Wife and I have been waiting to do a re-finance loan, wonder if this will give us a better shot for a better rate. Don't know if they're connected at all, not a finance guy really, but we've wanted to pull that trigger for the past half year or so to take care of some CC debt. I'm not a finance guy outside of the basics and calculations.
If your original loan is close to whatever lenders are quoting now and you plan to move on from wherever your living now soon then it's probably not worth it. [Reply]
This is timing good for me as I'm closing on two properties the same day 3/24. But I'm sure the lowest my bank is going to go is 5% just because they're commercial loans. [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
We refinanced earlier this week at 3.15
Plan on being here for the rest of my days
We locked in at 3.375 about 2 weeks ago on a house being closed on May 6th. I’m calling first thing tomorrow to see if the rates are lower and if I can have it redone. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
We locked in at 3.375 about 2 weeks ago on a house being closed on May 6th. I’m calling first thing tomorrow to see if the rates are lower and if I can have it redone.
It's probably nothing big considering that would figure out to a few hundred mortgages but could be suggestive of a bigger problem beside Beervirus [Reply]
Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower:
If your original loan is close to whatever lenders are quoting now and you plan to move on from wherever your living now soon then it's probably not worth it.
We will be living for the next likely 7 years, after that our daughter will be out of high school and we can move wherever makes sense at that time. [Reply]