Many a homeowner has seriously contemplated getting a cash-out refinance loan with the hopes of landing a lower rate, saving up to $300 smacks a month and getting some cash in hand to spend as ones pleases. Who wouldn't want to lower their current home mortgage rate, save on monthly interest rate charges and have cash to pocket for immediate purchases, home remodeling, or purchasing a new car? Fact is most of us might think we're putting ourselves in a better position by getting more of the things we need and want. But that would depend largely on what we're actually doing with the cash in hand and the monthly mortgage payments savings wouldn't it?

Most would admit that getting what you want is not half as important as building a nest egg. Others strongly believe that building wealth is essential. The fact is doing what you can to live a fairly stable and secure life is what making and saving money is supposed to be all about. Yet the average amount of credit card debt per household is close to $10000 with many families as much as 40-50,000 in debts. Most families cannot come up with that kind of money over a ten-year period. The saddest aspect of this scenario is that most don