issue 01 [august 2004]

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THE HIDDEN COSTS OF REFINANCING
Mortgage brokers say they’re dealing with an increasing number of borrowers who have replaced their mortgages two, three, four or even more times. But continually refinancing, while it may be good for the U.S. economy, carries some hidden costs that few mortgage brokers will tell you about. >>
PUT THAT REFUND TO WORK
Expecting a tax refund this year? Millions of Americans will be getting a check back from the Internal Revenue Service this year, and, as of April 4, average refunds were up 5% to $2,100. What are you going to spend your windfall on? A trip to Maui, paying off your credit card bills or retiling your bathroom? >>
THE HIDDEN COSTS OF REFINANCING
Mortgage brokers say they’re dealing with an increasing number of borrowers who have replaced their mortgages two, three, four or even more times. But continually refinancing, while it may be good for the U.S. economy, carries some hidden costs that few mortgage brokers will tell you about. >>
PUT THAT REFUND TO WORK
Expecting a tax refund this year? Millions of Americans will be getting a check back from the Internal Revenue Service this year, and, as of April 4, average refunds were up 5% to $2,100. What are you going to spend your windfall on? A trip to Maui, paying off your credit card bills or retiling your bathroom? >>