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Points Explained |
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What are morgage points and when, if ever, does it make sense to pay them? |
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Fees Explained |
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What are the 'real' costs of my Morgage? This will help explain exactly where your money is going -
and where it shouldn't be going...
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Beat The Banks |
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We guarantee to beat the rates of a number of major banks. For a complete list of these banks click on
the link above...
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PNC Morgage Programs For .25% Less
Apply for our 'Beat The Banks' program and we guarantee that we will beat all morgage rates
published by PNC Bank with out charging
any more fees than they normally charge. We will beat their rate by an average of .25% though
on occasion we may only beat them by .125% less. Read more about PNC Bank below...
PNC Bank is the primary subsidiary of PNC Financial Services Group, inc. which is based out of Pittsburgh
PA. It offers a variety of consumer and corporate services from almost 800 branches through out 8 states
and the District of Columbia. This services include retail banking and mortgage lending.
Somewhat notably, PNC at one point gained notoriety for allowing private information to be comprimised and,
resultantly, had to reissue hundreds of debit cards to consumers in 2006. Nonetheless, it is reported that
PNC Bank has an 'average number of satisfied customers' (per J.d. Power). Recently the bank has merged with
Mercantile and now is positioned as the eleventh largest bank in the U.S. in terms of deposits.
If you are looking to make online payments for a PNC Morgage we advise you to visit the main web site for
PNC Bank.com There you will find the telephone number for customer service as well as payment information.
However, if you are interested in refinancing a loan we advise you to use the Quick Application form
at the top of this page and save an average of a .25% off the the rates of PNC Bank.
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PNC Morgage Rates - Always Less Than Applying Directly w/ PNC Bank 
We don't sell your information to multiple morgage brokers and call it 'competition'
