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August 5, 2011 at 7:05 PM in reply to: OK, we are down graded: AA+ (Still a long way from F+ guys) #716595
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ParticipantHmmm, that makes principal prepayment sort of like a Roth … you pay with post-tax money but the “income” is tax-free, sort of.
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ParticipantHmmm, that makes principal prepayment sort of like a Roth … you pay with post-tax money but the “income” is tax-free, sort of.
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ParticipantHmmm, that makes principal prepayment sort of like a Roth … you pay with post-tax money but the “income” is tax-free, sort of.
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ParticipantHmmm, that makes principal prepayment sort of like a Roth … you pay with post-tax money but the “income” is tax-free, sort of.
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ParticipantHmmm, that makes principal prepayment sort of like a Roth … you pay with post-tax money but the “income” is tax-free, sort of.
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ParticipantRefinancing usually means one month with no payment. Some financial pundits suggest putting that month’s payment toward principal.
In a high-rate environment … say, 8 percent … that single extra principal payment will pay off your mortgage 11 months early. The benefits aren’t quite as clear at 4 percent — the extra payment knocks three months off the term of your mortgage.
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ParticipantRefinancing usually means one month with no payment. Some financial pundits suggest putting that month’s payment toward principal.
In a high-rate environment … say, 8 percent … that single extra principal payment will pay off your mortgage 11 months early. The benefits aren’t quite as clear at 4 percent — the extra payment knocks three months off the term of your mortgage.
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ParticipantRefinancing usually means one month with no payment. Some financial pundits suggest putting that month’s payment toward principal.
In a high-rate environment … say, 8 percent … that single extra principal payment will pay off your mortgage 11 months early. The benefits aren’t quite as clear at 4 percent — the extra payment knocks three months off the term of your mortgage.
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ParticipantRefinancing usually means one month with no payment. Some financial pundits suggest putting that month’s payment toward principal.
In a high-rate environment … say, 8 percent … that single extra principal payment will pay off your mortgage 11 months early. The benefits aren’t quite as clear at 4 percent — the extra payment knocks three months off the term of your mortgage.
AK
ParticipantRefinancing usually means one month with no payment. Some financial pundits suggest putting that month’s payment toward principal.
In a high-rate environment … say, 8 percent … that single extra principal payment will pay off your mortgage 11 months early. The benefits aren’t quite as clear at 4 percent — the extra payment knocks three months off the term of your mortgage.
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ParticipantThanks SD. I guess the overseas outsourcing department didn’t get the memo ๐
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ParticipantThanks SD. I guess the overseas outsourcing department didn’t get the memo ๐
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ParticipantThanks SD. I guess the overseas outsourcing department didn’t get the memo ๐
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ParticipantThanks SD. I guess the overseas outsourcing department didn’t get the memo ๐
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