Refinance Your Mortgage With Purpose
Explore Refinance Options Based on Your Goals
Refinancing your mortgage can support many financial goals—from adjusting your loan term to accessing home equity. We’ll help you explore home loan options to see if refinancing is the right move for your situation.
Why Homeowners Consider Refinancing
Every homeowner’s situation is different. Some look to refinance to better align with their long-term plans. Others want to change loan types or reduce monthly expenses. Whatever your reason, our loan officers are here to help you understand your refinance options.
Ways You May Be Able to Refinance
Rate-and-Term Refinance
This option may allow you to adjust your loan term, switch between fixed and adjustable rates, or explore a potentially more favorable interest rate—depending on market conditions and eligibility.
Cash-Out Refinance
A cash-out refinance lets you access some of your home equity in the form of cash. Homeowners use this for things like home improvements, debt management, or personal goals.
FHA to Conventional
If you currently have an FHA loan, refinancing into a conventional loan may offer a path to remove mortgage insurance over time—based on your qualifications and home equity.
Shorten Your Loan Term
Some homeowners choose to refinance into a shorter loan term. While this may increase monthly payments, it can reduce the overall loan period and interest paid over time.
Change Your Loan Type
You may choose to move from an ARM to a fixed-rate loan—or vice versa—based on market trends and financial goals. We'll walk you through each option so you can decide with clarity.
Estimate Your New Payment Using Our Calculator
Use our refinance calculator to explore possible monthly payments based on your loan amount, rate, and term.
Have Questions? We’ll Walk You Through It
Not sure what to expect? In one short call, we’ll review your current mortgage, talk about your financial goals, and walk through available refinance options—no pressure, just personalized support.
By refinancing your current mortgage, your finance charges may be higher over the life of the loan.