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Making one extra mortgage payment each year can save you thousands of dollars over the life of the loan. It results in less interest and trims approximately 13 years off of the life of your loan. You can make biweekly payments, add one-twelfth of a payment to each monthly payment or by make one additional "lump sum" payment yearly.Source:
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