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Homeowners who are unhappy with their current loan or can no longer afford their monthly payments due to a rise in their adjustable interest rate may want to consider refinancing. Mortgage refinancing allows the homeowners to secure a new loan with better terms in place of their existing loan. Many people choose to refinance in order to secure a fixed rate or lower interest rate, change the life term of their loan, get rid of PMI or even to pay off their loan sooner. Current refinancing rates are currently around 6.0 percent. This number varies widely according to the lender, amount financed, borrower's credit history and the national housing market.

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