Mortgage Affordability Calculator
The amount you borrow, the finance charges—which combine interest and fees—and the time it takes to repay are factors that make buying a home expensive. So, finding a way to reduce one or more of them can save you big money.
Mortgage Affordability Calculator
Mortgage Estimation Calculator
What seems like minor differences in the interest rate can add up to a lot of money over the 30-year life of a mortgage. Use this calculator to learn more about how tiny interest rate changes can add up and add up quickly.
Mortgage Estimation Calculator
Debt Pay-off Calculator
You’ve investigated and realize your budgeting needs help if you are going to ever be able to get out from under monthly rent and buy a house. As aggravating as it may seem to focus on paying off student loans and credit card balances, it’s a needed skill.
Debt Pay-Off Calculator
Buying a Home Tutorial
A house will likely be the biggest purchase you ever make in your lifetime. Understand that lenders will also consider your other financial responsibilities like vehicle payments, personal loans, college loans, and any other debts. You will find that the advantages of owning a home far outweigh any disadvantages.
Buying a Home Tutorial
Working with a Mortgage Lender
A mortgage application is our way of evaluating your creditworthiness and assessing the risk of a loan. Although it can be an intimidating document, Hoosier Hills Credit Union wants to work with you to find a way to make that mortgage happen.
Working with a Mortgage Lender
Making a Down Payment on a House
We know that getting your hands on 20% or even 10% of your total mortgage is challenging. Start by reevaluating your budget. Make a specific goal to save for your down payment then adjust your budget to trim excess spending and dedicate those funds toward your mortgage goal instead.
Making a Down Payment
Pay Down Student Loans with a Repayment Plan
More than half of all graduating college graduates have used student loans to pay tuition and other college costs. When you choose a repayment plan, you’re not making an irrevocable decision. You can always switch plans if you need or want to.
Repaying Student Loans