Can I refinance my existing mortgage with Wells Fargo?

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Yes, Wells Fargo Home Mortgages does offer refinancing options for existing mortgages. Refinancing allows homeowners to modify the terms of their current mortgage, potentially reducing their monthly payment, changing the loan term, or switching from an adjustable-rate mortgage to a fixed-rate mortgage. Homeowners considering refinancing should evaluate their current financial situation and goals, as well as the potential benefits and costs associated with the process. It is advisable to take into account factors such as current interest rates, the remaining balance on the existing mortgage, and how long the homeowner plans to stay in the property. Wells Fargo often provides various refinancing programs, which may include options for cash-out refinancing, rate-and-term refinancing, and government-backed refinancing solutions. Each option may come with different eligibility requirements and terms. To explore specific refinancing options, homeowners may want to visit Wells Fargo's website where they can find comprehensive information and resources regarding the refinancing process, including calculators and the necessary criteria for qualification.
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Answered Jul 18, 2025

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