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First published at 01:24 UTC on March 19th, 2024.

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What if you refinanced your lower-rate first mortgage into a higher rate but consolidated all of your debt into one low payment. Getting rid of credit cards, car loans, installment loans, and student loans. What would your savings be a month and how much would you save? Then if property values were ever to plummet and rates came crashing down. Just go back to 2007 when we were able to refinance everyone on the HARP program. I just break things down to worse-case scenarios and how you can stay ahead of the game with your finances no matter what.

I think it is time to get the house in order and save money, doesn't seem like food , medical or anything is going down but instead still going up

Maybe everything we are told is not exactly correct

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