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Do you have good credit, but are afraid your adjustable rate mortgage payment will increase beyond what you can afford? Are you concerned you don't have enough equity to refinance your mortgage to take advantage of the current low fixed rates? There's hope.

Refinance with a Premier Equity fixed rate first mortgage loan and you could significantly lower your monthly payment. In addition, you may also be able to refinance an existing 2nd mortgage or credit card debt with Premier Equity's home equity loans or convenient lines of credit at the same time. Then you could be on your way to getting control of your finances.

Cut Your Next Monthly Payment by 6.5%
Type of Credit Old Payment New Payment
1st Mortgage ($188,000 at 9.79% APR)
$1,537
$0
Home Equity Loan ($47,025 at 10.49% APR)
$429
$0
New Premier Equity Mortgage ($245,000 at 8.458% APR)
$0
$1,838
TOTAL
$1,963
$1,838
Percent Reduction For New Payment
6.5%
First Payment Reduction For New Payment
$125 Less
The Premier Equity payment is based on 360 monthly payments at an interest rate of 8.233% and Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 8.458%. This APR is available on 95% loan-to-value ratios and qualifying credit.


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"I have over $500 extra each month now that I paid off my high-rate credit cards with my Premier Equity Loan."
-C. Hackman
Ephrata, PA
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Irwin Union Bank and Trust Company
1818 E. College Parkway, Suite 103
Carson City, NV 89706
Product offerings vary by state, call us to find out which products are available in your state. If you are consolidating pre-existing debt, depending on the loan you select and the debt you are paying off, in some instances the total number of monthly debt payments and the total amount paid over the term of the loan could increase.

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