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Mortgage Refinance
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A mortgage refinance is your opportunity to change your term, access your equity, and even lower your rate!
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Mortgage Refinancing Benefits
Details About Mortgage Refinancing
A credit union mortgage refinance means you get an entirely new mortgage to replace your old one. Here are a few tips to help you determine if a mortgage refinance is right for you: If you’ve paid down your mortgage while your home has gained value, you most likely have a nice amount of equity just waiting to be unlocked.

- To get started, you need to have about 20% equity in your home.

- Use the funds during a draw period of 5  years.

- Get an extended repayment period of up to 15 years to pay the funds back in full.

- You need to make an initial draw of $100.After your initial draw, you can withdraw any amount you like for any purpose.

- The interest may be tax deductible when you use the funds for home improvements.
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term
**rate
***apr
10 Year
As low as 5.750%
6.106%
15 Year
As low as 5.750%
6.001%
20 Year
As low as 6.000%
6.201%
30 Year
As low as 6.250%
6.403%
Rates are current as of 6/10/2025 and are subject to change without notice.
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FAQs About Mortgage Refinancing
Why should I refinance my mortgage?

There are a wide variety of reasons to refinance your mortgage:

  • If your credit score has improved—you could get a better rate
  • If your finances have improved and you want to pay off your mortgage quicker
  • If you’re struggling to make payments on a shorter term mortgage, you can switch to a longer one for a newer and lower monthly payment
  • Lower interest rates will also reduce the monthly payment
Do I need to be a member of Legacy Credit Union to refinance my mortgage?

Yes, you will need to become a member to apply for refinancing your mortgage. The good news is that we can help you do so while you apply. In addition to applying for a mortgage refinance, you’ll get to take advantage of the multiple benefits that Legacy Credit Union members enjoy!

What documentation will I need to apply for a mortgage refinance?

Documentation will vary based on the type of mortgage refinance you’re applying for. Here are the documents that you’ll need:

  • Social security number (for all borrowers)
  • Your current address and all prior addresses for the past two years
  • Two years of employment history along with employer’s name, phone number, and address
  • Income info for all borrowers. You’ll be asked for salary, bonuses, overtime, interest, commissions, retirement income, along with other income sources
  • Your current loan balance, the year that you purchased the property being refinanced, original cost, and payment amount.
  • Brokerage and bank information including current balances and institution name
  • Information on any other real estate property that you own
  • Information about your existing debts—creditor, account number, current balance, and monthly payment
What kind of rates could I get by refinancing my mortgage?

Your new interest rate and annual percentage rate (APR) are determined by your credit score. Simply put, the higher your score, the lower your mortgage rate.

If you’ve been making your mortgage payments on time, there’s a good chance that your credit score has gone up. The best way to find out is to apply and see what kind of rates you’re approved for.

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*Your APR will vary based on your final loan amount, credit history, loan to value, margin, and finance charges.**The interest rate, annual percentage rate (APR), origination fees, discount points and closing costs are subject to change without notice.
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