raccharambola Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 I am on mortgage loan since 2.5 years, can i now pay 50k to my mortgage loan and ask bank to reduce monthly premium? please throw some light. Quote
Popular Post Vaaampire Posted July 6, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted July 6, 2023 Nope. Only refinance will change the monthly payment. But unfortunately with current interest rates, refinancing is not an option 3 Quote
Popular Post JackSeal Posted July 6, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted July 6, 2023 Just now, raccharambola said: I am on mortgage loan since 2.5 years, can i now pay 50k to my mortgage loan and ask bank to reduce monthly premium? please throw some light. Yes you can do... call them and say you want to recast mortgage. Some lenders wont allow recasting. 3 Quote
Popular Post JackSeal Posted July 6, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted July 6, 2023 Just now, Vaaampire said: Nope. Only refinance will change the monthly payment. But unfortunately with current interest rates, refinancing is not an option Mortgage recasting will reduce monthly payment if you pay lumpsum without impacting your old interest rates. I did that last year. 7 Quote
Pahelwan2 Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 3 minutes ago, raccharambola said: I am on mortgage loan since 2.5 years, can i now pay 50k to my mortgage loan and ask bank to reduce monthly premium? please throw some light. With that money buy another property vayya. 1 1 Quote
SaradaChinnodu Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 I don't think it works that way (since you would have been on fixed interest rate and changing monthly payment will mess up lot of things) unless you refinance which is not a good time for. You could pay that 50K towards principal which could help with interest quotient and helps clear your mortgage early. When the interest rates, go down, you can refinance and it would help with monthly payment greatly because the loan amount would have been low with this 50K going towards principal. Quote
Vaaampire Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 21 minutes ago, JackSeal said: Mortgage recasting will reduce monthly payment if you pay lumpsum without impacting your old interest rates. I did that last year. Nice to know. Bofa/citi aithey allow cheyyaledhu. I will take back my generalized statement. but with current high interest rates, banks stand could have changed. Quote
JackSeal Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 14 minutes ago, Vaaampire said: Nice to know. Bofa/citi aithey allow cheyyaledhu. I will take back my generalized statement. but with current high interest rates, banks stand could have changed. I did with Chase Quote
Thokkalee Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 If your loan is at a low rate, don’t bother prepaying the loan.. invest that amount somewhere else.. 1 Quote
hunkyfunky2 Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 46 minutes ago, raccharambola said: I am on mortgage loan since 2.5 years, can i now pay 50k to my mortgage loan and ask bank to reduce monthly premium? please throw some light. If you have 2 loans, make sure you pay the loan with highest interest rate You can do it... There is usually no prepayment penalty on new loans Quote
gilakkai Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 with certain banks/lenders you can do recasting, I once did with US bank. There is recasting fee of $250 or something Quote
pittagoda Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 1 hour ago, raccharambola said: I am on mortgage loan since 2.5 years, can i now pay 50k to my mortgage loan and ask bank to reduce monthly premium? please throw some light. Depending upon the bank you can do recast. I am saving for 18 months to pay off 350k and cost of recast is 500. Sep ki kadtha. Better to pay more during recast. They only allow once. Same 3% but they will recalculate for 30 years and my monthly will go from 5250 to 3950. Quote
Spartan Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 instead invest those 50K somewhere else. dont pay off Quote
chicagoafdb Posted July 6, 2023 Report Posted July 6, 2023 9 hours ago, Spartan said: instead invest those 50K somewhere else. dont pay off With current market paying 6% mortgage is better or using funds else where is better..another investment is stocks or investment home ? Quote
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