When recieving a low interest rate on your home mortgage loan, your tax cut will not be as high as it is with a higher interest rate. The reason is that you will have less to deduct on your income tax. This will then decrease how much you will actually save when refinancing. The IRS then requires that all upfront interest rates must be deducted throughout the existence of the mortgage loan. That means that the IRS has you pay the points extended over the life of the mortgage loan. Contact 1st MA Mortgages .com for more information on the applicable taxes and what possible deductions you may recieve.

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• Your Personal Taxes
  

Even a small rate cut can pay off quickly! There are ways to save money refinancing. We can help if you would like to stay in the house for 1 year to 30 years. We have specific programs designed to fit your needs. Call a representative today to see what program fits you best.

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