Refinance

Refinance your mortgage so it fits your life today

Whether you’re looking to lower your monthly payments, save over time, build equity quicker or access cash from your home’s value, refinancing* could help. It replaces your current mortgage with a loan offering a new rate, term or structure that better fits your life today.

Should you refinance? Know for sure.

What could refinancing do for you?

Save with lower monthly payments

If the interest rate on your current loan is higher than market rate, then lowering your interest rate and/or extending your loan term can effectively shrink your monthly mortgage payments. The money you save by refinancing can be used to cover other expenses or to create more breathing room in your budget. 

Get cash from your home

The equity in your home can become readily available cash on hand. With a cash-out refinance, you take out a new loan to pay off your current mortgage and receive the difference as a lump sum. What you do with your cash is up to you. 

Meet your refinance goals with the right loan

Conventional Loans

A stable mortgage option with a locked-in interest rate and predictable principal and interest payments for the term of the loan
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VA Loans

Affordable financing and special benefits exclusively for Veterans, servicemembers and surviving spouses
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FHA Loans

Government-backed loans with low down payments for borrowers with less-than-perfect credit
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Adjustable Rate Loans

A flexible mortgage option with a lower initial interest rate that adjusts periodically at the end of its term, based on market rates
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Investment Property Loans

Competitively priced mortgages for a variety of real estate investments
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Non-QM Loans

Mortgages designed for non-traditional borrowers with unique income or credit challenges, including self-employed earners and property investors
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Jumbo Loans

Larger loans used to finance properties that exceed the conventional loan limit
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USDA Loans

Competitive rates mortgages with zero money down options for low-to-moderate income residents of eligible suburban and rural areas
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Buy a home without selling your crypto

Certain Non-QM loans allow for a percentage of your eligible crypto assets to be counted toward mortgage qualification, without liquidating.

There is a lot to think about when refinancing. Good thing you don’t have to figure it out on your own. Our loan experts take the time to understand your needs and goals and provide clear, honest guidance on how, why and when a refinance could work for you.

  • Compare your savings options
  • Break down loan types and terms
  • Determine your breakeven point
  • Weigh the pros and cons
  • Identify the right path forward

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Frequently Asked Questions

A mortgage refinance replaces your current home loan with a new loan that usually offers a more favorable rate, term or principal balance. Here’s how it works:

  • You get approved for a new loan.
  • You use the new loan to pay off your current mortgage.
  • You start making payments on your new loan.

Many times, payments are lower because the new loan has a lower rate. But there are other ways a refinance can work for you. For more information, check ou this article.

Disclosure:

*By refinancing an existing loan, the total finance charges may be higher over the life of the loan.