Mortgage

 
Mortgage
Buying a home is a great way to reduce your taxes. With mortgage interest and real estate taxes, you'll probably be able to make the switch from taking the standard deduction to itemizing, making way for new tax savings.

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owning a home
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  • Get Cash to Pay Off Bills
  • Make Home Improvements

  • Calculate Lower Payment
  • Save Money Every Month

  • Avoid Rising Interest Rate
  • Get a Low Fixed Rate


Deduct Your Mortgage Interest & Save
As a homeowner, the mortgage interest you pay on loans up to a million dollars ($500,000 if married filing separately) is deductible, provided you use the money to buy, build or improve your home. Plus, any real estate taxes and points (also called origination fees) are also deductible.

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Paying for big expenses can be a challenge. In some cases, your home can be your best resource. Taking out a home equity loan or a home equity line of credit allows you to borrow against the value of your home. Plus, the annual interest on these loans may be fully deductible if you itemize.
  Learn more about home equity.