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As Wisconsin's #1 Mortgage Lender, we’ve helped thousands of people build wealth through homeownership – and by lowering monthly payments! Whatever you’re hoping to achieve with your savings, a refinance is a great way to move forward financially.
Your mortgage is often one of your largest expenses. And, by refinancing to get a new rate, you could save thousands! Plus, enjoy a range of benefits depending on what you’re looking to achieve, like:
Take advantage of a lower rate and lower monthly payments so you can save for other goals.
Switch from the potentially rising interest rate and payments of an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM)
Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM)
Offers a low payment for an initial term, then your rate and payments may go up or down after that. to the stability and savings of set monthly payments with a Fixed-Rate Mortgage.
Fixed-Rate Mortgage
Offers an interest rate that stays the same over your loan term so you know what your payments will be.
Access your home’s equity with a cash-out refinance and use that money to fund other “to-dos,” like paying off higher-interest debt or consolidating all your payments into one easy payment.
Choose a shorter term to pay off your mortgage faster -- which means less interest and more savings.
With so many refinancing options, there’s sure to be a Summit Credit Union mortgage that’s perfect for you and your goals. Let’s help you find it. You can do a quick
Choose from 8-, 12- or 20-year terms – shorter than a traditional refinance, with our lowest-interest payments, to save you big on interest. Plus, no or low closing costs!Explore if:
You’re looking for the shortest loan term possible to pay off your mortgage faster.
You want more money going directly toward your loan to max your interest savings.
You want to consolidate other high-interest debt and free up funds to help you work toward other big moves.
You want an extra speedy loan turnaround -- even faster than our traditional refinance!
Turn your home’s equity into money for anything you need by creating a new mortgage loan, which you use to pay off your previous mortgage and other debt or keep the difference in cash.Explore if:
You have built up equity in your home from paying down your mortgage.
This Adjustable-Rate Mortgage offers funding beyond the conventional loan limit (currently $766,550), which is set and updated yearly by the Federal Housing Financing Agency. Explore if:
You’re looking to refinance a loan over the conventional loan limit.
Conventional Loan Limit
The current limit is $806,500. This amount may change on a yearly basis.
Wherever you’re at in your mortgage journey, reach out! We’re here to talk through your goals and questions and offer guidance so you can move forward, stress-free. We make it easy to connect with us:
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