How Refinancing Could Pay For Christmas

"Every Holiday Season seems to get more expensive than the last," says Gus Skarlis, a Loan Advisor with Prime Cap Financial. "And as the prices get bigger, so do the worries about how expectations will be met and the bills paid.

"And then when the first of the year rolls around most are already behind on payments."

The Holidays costs the average family about $750 in gifts, $250 in food and drink, $150 on new clothes and $50 on cards and postage.

All this comes at a time when most are struggling just to make ends meet.

"Most people do not sit down and take the time to look over their budgets and properly prepare for the Holiday's," says Skarlis.

"But it's even more amazing that people are just handing out such giant monetary gifts to the banks who really don't need the extra money." In fact, most homeowners actually have money just sitting in their home and do not realize it, plus most qualify for better terms and programs that can dramatically lower their payments.

Although the price of refinancing can be a couple of thousand dollars, the savings in lower interest rates and better deals can still leave the average family better off by many thousands of dollars and they can also usually expect an increase in their monthly cash flow which makes for easy budgeting throughout the year.

"The best gift that homeowners can give themselves this Holiday Season is to talk to their mortgage broker," says Skarlis.

Plus, with all of the new software that is available most mortgage brokers can show their client in just a matter of minutes how much they could actually save. "They might well find that it pays for better gifts for everyone -- including themselves!"

For more information you can visit Gus' site: http://www.GusSkarlis.com or contact him directly at 702-491-7251

This release was published on openPR.