New Hampshire Refinance Calculator

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Is it worth refinancing in New Hampshire?

It depends on your break-even: closing costs divided by monthly savings. If you'll keep the home past break-even, refinancing usually pays off.

What are typical closing costs in New Hampshire?

Refinance closing costs generally run 2-5% of the loan, or roughly $11,280 on a median New Hampshire loan.

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When refinancing pays off in New Hampshire

Closing costs typically run 2-5% of the loan balance. On a $376,000 loan (80% of the $470,000 median home), that's roughly $11,280 at 3%.

Your break-even point is closing costs ÷ monthly savings. Drop your rate enough to save $200/month and you'd recover $11,280 in about 56 months - refinance only if you'll stay past that point.

About taxes and housing in New Hampshire

New Hampshire imposes no tax on earned wage income and no general sales tax, though it has historically taxed certain interest and dividend income.

New Hampshire relies heavily on property taxes, with one of the highest effective rates in the nation near 1.9%, and median home values around $470,000.

New Hampshire's economy benefits from its proximity to Boston, with strengths in manufacturing, technology, and cross-border retail spending.

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