Home Purchase Loan  Commercial Loan  Debt Consolidation  Payday Loans  Auto Loan  Student Loan  Mortgage Loan  LendingTree.com  First Time Home Buyers  Advanced Loan Search Sponsor Ad
• Auto Loan
• Auto Refinance
• Bad Personal Credit
• Business Loan
• Cash Advance Loan
• Commercial Lending
• College Loan
• Debt Consolidation
• Direct Loan
• Education Loan
• Federal Loan
• Federal Stafford Loan
• FHA Mortgage Loan
• Home Equity Loan
• Home Improvement
• Home Mortgage
• Interest Only Loan
• Military Loan
• Motorcycle Loan
• New Car Loan
• Personal Loan
• Pre-Owned Car Loan
• Refinance Loan
• Refund Anticipation Loan
• Secured Loan
• Signature Loan
• Small Business Loan
• Student Loan
• Title Loan
• Unsecured Loan
• Used Car Loan
• VA Loan
[ Hide This Menu ]
 Ask an Expertby LendingTree  Expert Advice  Lending Glossary  Common Questions  Credit Center  The Loan Process  Rates & Trends Center  Loan Calculators  Full Article Library Sponsor Ad
 Foreclosure Listings  For Sale By Owner  Sell Your Home  Use a REALTOR®  Free Home Value Estimate  Home Insurance  Research Cities  School Reports  Apartment Listings  Renters Insurance Sponsor Ad
 Free Budgeting Tools  See Your Credit Report  ServiceMagic Contractors  CARFAX® VIN History Report  Free Insurance Quotes  Open a Savings Account  Online College Degree  Search Franchises  Online Tax Center  Compare Credit Cards Sponsor Ad

Refinance Loans

Loan Offers, Articles, Calculators, Tools, Rates, and Advice
What is a refinance loan?
The process of obtaining a new loan to pay off an existing loan. Refinancing is done for many reasons including, but not limited to: replacing higher-interest debt with a loan that has a lower interest rate; to switch from a fixed to variable rate loan, or vice versa; or to eliminate a balloon payment. A cash-out refinancing is one that involves you paying off your loan and borrowing an additional amount which you actually receive in hand to spend as you deem fit. In a refinance, the entire new loan amount is usually always secured by a lien on your home.

Also see Auto Refinance options.
Please try WeekendRUSH Search.