amortization
amortization
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by Steven Passarell - 2006-12-20
Home ownership; it's the great American dream. Along with the dream comes a nightmare, the mortgage payment. We all know that basically we get a payment based upon the interest rate, the mortgage amou...
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by Ricky Lim - 2006-12-26
A home equity loan is a great way to use your house as collateral to obtain some cash which can be used for other purposes. For example you can use the extra cash to settle other urgent loans, debt co...
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by James Kemish - 2007-02-11
What is Negative Amortization?The term "negative amortization" refers to the potential for your loan amount to increase over time - in other words, you might have reverse or "negative" amortizatio...
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by George Mello - 2007-04-05
This article was written to answer many of the most frequently asked questions on this topic. I hope you find all of this information helpful.When you are getting ready to buy a house, there is no dou...
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by Bart Rutherford - 2007-04-26
A payment amortization calculator is something that people will use in order to determine what the periodic payment will be on a loan and in most cases a mortgage loan. This calculation is based on t...
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by Bart Rutherford - 2007-04-26
Let's take a look at what the definition of a reverse mortgage is before talking about what a reverse mortgage calculator does. Reverse mortgage is what banks can offer to their clients above the age...
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by Bart Rutherford - 2007-04-27
An online mortgage calculator can be used to help you to determine just how much it is you can afford to borrow in order to purchase the property of your dreams. These types of mortgage calculators a...
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by Ken Wilson - 2007-05-14
The advent of the Internet and the development of various brokerage firms modified the general conception about obtaining funds through a loan. People have now the opportunity to benefit from the serv...
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by Tom Allen - 2007-05-20
An interest only mortgage involves a repayment schedule where for a set period of time - usually five to 10 years - you only pay the interest. This means that you're making no dent in the original pri...
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by Tom Allen - 2007-05-22
Due to the fact that there is a huge amount of competition in the mortgage lender market, there are now several advantages to the consumer that did not exist a number of years ago. If your mortgage lo...
