Mortgage Refinance Opportunities For Washington Homeowners

If you own your home and live in Washington, you may have financial opportunities as close as your doorstep.

Wells Fargo Financial began doing business in Washington in 1961. Since then, we proudly serve Washington residents from several locations, and in cities such as Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and Bellingham.

Your Mortgage Refinance Opportunities

You took the first step in securing your financial future when you purchased your Washington home. Now, that step may open up financial opportunities for you. By refinancing your mortgage, which simply means applying for a new home loan to pay off your current home loan, you may be able to:

• Improve the terms of your current home loan.
• Convert an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage.
• Tap into your home's equity and get cash out.

Carefully look at your current mortgage and contact Wells Fargo Financial for a mortgage assessment to discuss your opportunities. You may call 1-800-945-8934 or visit your local Wells Fargo Financial store.

Using Your Mortgage To Consolidate Bills

Your mortgage can also help you streamline your finances. In fact, you may be able to use the equity you've built to consolidate other higher-interest rate loans.

When you consolidate bills, multiple debts are combined into one loan with one payment. Doing this could mean:

• Streamlined monthly finances with fewer bills to juggle.
• Lower overall monthly payments.
• Less interest paid if you choose a bill consolidation loan with a lower interest rate.

If you have equity in your home from a down payment when you purchased your home, rising property value or making steady mortgage payments, now may be the time to consider a debt consolidation loan.

There's no obligation to find out how a debt consolidation loan from Wells Fargo Financial could change your financial picture. Find the Wells Fargo Financial office nearest you or call toll-free 1-800-945-8934 for your evaluation.

Or, you may apply online to refinance your mortgage or consolidate debt.