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It took longer than we had hoped, but we finally completed our refinance through the "Home Affordable Refinance Program". In the end we dropped our rate, saved on our monthly payment and reduced the amount of interest that we'll pay. You can too.

In order to encourage lenders to refinance homes, the government unveiled the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) in 2009. However, some homeowners did not qualify. As a result, in an effort to make the program more accessible have been made.

Post talking about the Making Home Affordable program, and looking at how you can qualify.

a look at the "making home affordable" refinance program, and some frequently asked questions.

President Obama introduced the Making Home Affordable program to help homeowners to keep their homes by making mortgage payments affordable. The plan affects about 7 to 9 million people, and you can use the self-assessment tools to see if you’re eligible. Learn more about Making Home Affordable today.

Many people don't realize it, but even if your home is underwater, you may be able to refinance under the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP).

The Obama administration has announced changes to HARP program eligibility rules to allow more borrowers to become eligible to refinance.

one homeowner's experience with the HARP program.

There have been changes recently to the Home Affordable Refinance Program. Could changes to HARP benefit you? See the changes and how they can affect your qualifying for HARP.