The Current Mortgage Has a Pre-Payment Penalty - What Now

The Current Mortgage Has a Pre-Payment Penalty - What Now

Worry less about the pre-payment penalty when compared to the amount lost to interest over the course of the mortgage. Balance that figure and about 99% of people will find that it is less expensive to get started now - than to wait.
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