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15 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
15 year fixed rate mortgage loans offer borrowers reduced interest rates with conforming, VA, FHA loans and second mortgages. Nationwide Mortgage Loans offers many fixed rate loan programs for consumers with all ranges of credit scores. The 15 year fixed mortgage provides a fixed interest rate that is fixed for the entire term of the loan.
Nationwide offers a small interest rate reduction with 15 year amortization schedules for purchase, home refinancing and second mortgage loans. These various loan types also offer a choice of fixed or variable interest rates.
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15 Year Fixed Mortgages offer discounted rates but the monthly payment is higher due to a shorter term |
First mortgage rates are lower than traditional 30 year rate payments… Can you afford the monthly payments? Low Rate 15-Year Terms: Conventional, Jumbo, FHA, VA and Home Equity Loans
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With the 15 year fixed rate, you can benefit from a lower rate than the traditional 30 year fixed rate. Top loan experts believe that it is important for borrowers to be confident when taking a loan on against your home. 15 years of fixed payments is a responsible mortgage, because you are making payments towards paying down the principal, and interest. Take advantage of Nationwide’s low rate guarantee on fixed fifteen-year mortgages and enjoy the best home loan rates.
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Benefits:
Lower rate for 15 years can save you thousands of dollars.
Your home can be paid in full in 15 years.
Concerns:
Monthly payments are quite a bit higher than a 30 year Fixed Payment.
Reduced Cash Flow
- Refinance for Lower Rate
- Low Rate 125% Second Mortgages
- Debt Consolidation of High Rate Credit
- 100% Home Equity Loans
15 Year Payment Example: $325,000 15 Year Fixed at 4.25%
180 Monthly Payments at $1,870
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