If it was your home insurance that increased, you should be able to shop around for a different home insurance plan that might be more affordable (as long as it meets your mortgage/state/local requirements). I was able to save almost $100 a month doing that.
Also, consude bundling your car and home insurance as that could also save you some money.
You can also try to appeal your tax valuation if you think it should be lower. Remember that the government bases the value of your home on what they can see on the outside and what other homes are selling for, which may not always be in line with your home’s value.
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Reply to $600 Mortgage Payment Increase??? by NachoDog1000
If it was your home insurance that increased, you should be able to shop around for a different home insurance plan that might be more affordable (as long as it meets your mortgage/state/local requirements). I was able to save almost $100 a month doing that.
Also, consude bundling your car and home insurance as that could also save you some money.
You can also try to appeal your tax valuation if you think it should be lower. Remember that the government bases the value of your home on what they can see on the outside and what other homes are selling for, which may not always be in line with your home’s value.