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<title>Mortgage How to Get - 401(k) is poor source of refinance funds (Bankrate.com)</title>
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<description>Dear Dr. Don, A year or so ago, my 401(k) account was worth $265,000. Now it is worth $134,000. My mortgage balance is $289,000, while the home's value -- at least according to Zillow.com -- is now about $275,000. I have a 5/1 interest-only adjustable-rate mortgage at 5.5 percent with its first interest rate reset in August 2010. I am 62 years old.</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 12 Aug 2009 09:27:31 EDT</pubDate>
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