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Chat Plus Real estate editor Maryann Haggerty and columnist Elizabeth Razzi respond to a question adapted from a recent online chat.
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(ARA) – Most people who buy a home put their mortgage in a drawer—they close on the loan and make their payments every month and don’t think about it beyond that. But what they may not realize is that being in the wrong mortgage for your current situation can hurt you by costing you money.
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