Nance's Story

Throughout my life, my parents always taught me the importance of continuing my education and going to college. In high school, having little money, I understood the importance of saving and investing. This brought me to the decision that I wanted to study finance, but our money struggles would of course be a problem in paying for my education.

When I took out my initial college loans, I had no clue what I was doing, and a few months before graduation, I knew I had a problem on my hands. I had no time to get a well-paying job as a full-time student, and I was still looking for a job following graduation to help me pay off my overwhelming debts.

I had heard both good and bad stories about refinancing my student loans, and after doing a little more research, I knew refinancing was my best option.

Sally, a friend of mine who had graduated the previous year, told me that refinancing had worked for her and her monthly payments became much more reasonable, and allowed her to take care of other living expenses. She advised me to get my credit score checked.

After an initial scare of a poor credit rating due to an error made by a past creditor, I was able to get my score fixed in the nick of time to begin speaking with potential lenders about refinancing. Fortunately for me, I found a reputable lender offering better interest rates than I had on my previous student loans. Even with the lender's fees, I ended up saving a great deal of money than I would have otherwise.

A decade later, my money troubles are over. I have settled down and am happily married. Additionally, I have dedicated my life to advising people on refinancing, and after working at Home-Account.com and have been asked to provide my own advice, using my past experiences and knowledge, right here at Refinance.com.

I look forward to serving you and educating you about refinancing your home mortgage.