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you’re not sure if you’re going to sell or refinance again, you can use the refinance calculator to find out the break-even point. The calculator compares your current mortgage payment withanew loan at different rate and term, then divides your closing costs by the monthly saving to find the break-even point — how long you must keep the new loan for the refinance to pay off. For example,a250,000 balance with 25 years left at 6.5% costs about 1,688 a month; refinancing intoanew 30-year loan at 5.5% drops the payment to roughly 1,419,asavings near 269 a month. With 4,000 in closing costs, you break even in about 15 months — after the saving is yours.It’s not justalifetime cost, but it’s alsoalifetime cost.Use it to judge whether your current balance under both loans justifies re-amortization and to weigh it against today’s rates.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify re-amortization and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify re-amortization and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates justify refinancing and to weigh it against longer term.Use it to judge whether today’s rates