We pride ourselves on offering some of the best credit union home refinance rates in Utah. Whether you’re looking to save money on monthly payments, reduce the interest you’ll owe on your loan, or get cash out of your home, a mortgage refinance from Wasatch Peaks Credit Union can help you get a better deal.
*Rates, fees, and Annual Percentage Rates (APRs) displayed are intended as mortgage market indicators only, are time-delayed, and may change without notice. The information provided assumes the purpose of the loan is to purchase a primary residence, a single-family dwelling in Utah with a 20% down payment. The rate-lock period is 30 days and the assumed credit score is 740. Actual rates, fees, and APRs may vary based on these and other factors. There may be additional fees assessed by the investor that will increase the APR. NMLS# 631141
Gather Documents
You’ll need much of the same information you provided for your original loan application.
Submit an Application
You can complete your application online, by phone, or by visiting a Wasatch Peaks branch.
Get Approved
Receive your new home financing with a new rate or adjusted terms, plus any cash-out payment.
Many factors go into determining the interest rate you are offered on your mortgage, including the type of house you are buying, the state of the property market in your area, the amount of money you want to borrow, and how much money you have available for a down payment.
Lenders will also look closely at your creditworthiness as a borrower. They will pay particular attention to your credit score, your income, whether you have a steady job, and your existing debts. They will also look at how much debt you will be taking on relative to your income (your debt-to-income ratio). The less likely lenders think you are to default on a loan, the lower the interest rate you will be offered.
A cash-out refinance lets you replace your existing mortgage with a larger loan and take the difference in cash. You can use the money for things like home improvements, debt consolidation, or to cover major expenses. However, because you’re borrowing more than you owe, a cash-out refinancing increases your mortgage balance and may raise your monthly payment.
A loan’s interest rate is the basic cost of borrowing your principal, given as a percentage of the total loan amount. A loan’s APR (annual percentage rate) includes your interest rate plus other costs, such as fees or points, providing a more accurate estimate of what you’ll actually pay each year.
Interest rates are higher on longer-term loans because lenders take on more risk over time. The longer the loan lasts, the greater the chance that market rates, inflation, or your financial situation could change. Higher rates help compensate lenders for that added uncertainty.
A fixed-rate mortgage locks in your rate for the duration of your term. Knowing exactly how much you will owe on your mortgage every month for 15 years or more provides long-term predictability in your budget, allowing you to plan ahead and allocate money for other priorities.
A fixed-rate loan will also save you money if mortgage rates rise over the long term, as well as making your home a valuable hedge against inflation. Most importantly, you will continue to make the same mortgage payment even as the value of your home increases.
Credit unions are able to offer lower interest rates on mortgages than the big banks because they are not-for-profit financial co-operatives owned by and run on behalf of their members. Unlike banks, which must prioritize profits for outside shareholders, credit unions are able to return any profits they make directly to their members in the form of higher dividends on deposits, fewer fees, and, of course, lower rates on mortgages or other types of loans.
Yes. While we are happy to refinance loans from other lenders, you will need to become a Wasatch Peaks Credit Union member to apply. You are welcome to join Wasatch Peaks if:
You are an immediate family member of an existing member-owner: parent, child, brother, sister, spouse or surviving spouse, grandparent, or grandchild. This includes stepparents, stepchildren, stepsiblings, and adoptive relationships.
You live, work, worship, attend school, or regularly conduct business with companies and other legal entities located in Weber, Davis, and Morgan Counties, or within a select underserved community located in Box Elder, Salt Lake, Summit, Utah, Tooele, and Juab Counties.
You are a member of Trails Foundation of Northern Utah (TFNU.org), a 501(c)(3) NGO that functions as a planner, promoter, constructor, and protector of a network of public paths, trails, and related open spaces for non-motorized use. Not a member of the Trails Foundation Northern Utah? Wasatch Peaks will enroll you at no additional cost to you.
None of these fit, but I still want to join. A Wasatch Peaks Member Service Representative will find the best eligibility option for you.
We take a look at a number of factors that can affect how long it takes for your application to be processed and approved.
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Our guide to important concepts, common terms, and jargon used in the home financing process.
Looking to free up some of your home equity to use for a home project or to consolidate debt? Check out the great rates on a Home Equity Line of Credit or even a Home Equity Loan.
*Annual Percentage Rate (APR). On Approved Credit (OAC). This is our best rate; your rate may be different depending on credit history and underwriting criteria. Rates subject to change based on vehicle loan-to-value and term. Limited time offer.
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