15-Year Fixed Mortgage Refinance Interest Rates in Boston, MA

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How Much Can I Save with a 15-Year Refinance in Boston?

On Boston's high-value homes ($1,673,800 median), 15-year refinance savings are substantial. Refinancing $1,339,040 from 30-year (7%) to 15-year (6.5%) saves $1,108k in total interest. Your monthly payment increases $2,755, but you own your home outright in half the time. As a jumbo loan, 15-year rates often match or beat conforming rates since lenders view shorter terms as less risky. Shop portfolio lenders and credit unions.

What's the Payment Increase for 15-Year Refi in Boston?

Refinancing $1,339,040 in Boston from 30-year to 15-year increases P&I from $8,909 to $11,664/month-a $2,755 jump. Including $1,716/month property tax (1.23%), your total PITI rises from $10,775 to $13,530. Affordability rule: keep housing costs below 28% of gross income. For a $13,530 payment, you'd need approximately $579,857/year income.

How Do Mortgage Interest Deductions Work on 15-Year Refis in Boston?

15-year mortgages pay less total interest, reducing tax deductions but building wealth faster. On a $1,339,040 15-year loan at 6.5%, year-one interest is approximately $87,038-but you can only deduct interest on the first $750k of principal. At 35% tax rate, you save around $17k in taxes year one. Yes, you'll lose some deductions compared to 30-year, but you'll save $1,108k in actual interest paid. Consult a CPA about Boston's 1.23% property tax deductions under SALT cap.

Is a 15-Year Jumbo Refinance Available in Boston?

Yes, and Boston's median 1,673,800 home values mean most loans are jumbo (above $806,500). 15-year jumbo rates are often competitive-sometimes matching or beating conforming rates because shorter terms reduce lender risk. Requirements: 700-740+ credit score, 20-25% equity, strong reserves (6-12 months), low DTI (below 43%). Benefits: Massive interest savings (1,108k on this loan), debt-free in 15 years, no PMI concerns.