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Mortgage Refinancing
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  30 Year Mortgage Home Loans

A 30 year mortgage is the most common home loan. It averages affordability, duration, and rates among other loans available. A 30 year mortgage also seems to fit in perfectly with retirement age. An average individual purchases their first home in their 30's. The average person also retires in their 60's (approximately 30 years after they purchase their first home).

Because of the popularity of the 30 year home loan most lenders advertise their interest rates for these loans for comparison. Often times the interest rates are slightly lower than longer term loans and a bit high than shorter term loans.

A 30 year mortgage is most often recommended to those that are purchasing their first home. A 30 year home loan is not recommended to homeowners who already have an aged 30 year mortgage or are approaching retirement age. This is simply because having no mortgage payment after retirement is far less of a burden.

More often than not if a homeowner is 15 years into a home loan and they decide to sell their house they will be able to use the equity in their home to put a substantial down payment down on another home. If a 15 year home loan is obtained to finance the new home the mortgage payment would likely be similar to their original 30 year mortgage and the obligation to the lender would end in 15 years instead of an additional 30 years. This could drastically reduce the age of retirement.


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