Mortgage Accelerator Explained
Topic Added November 21st, 2006 - Print This Story
Homeowners often times are disgruntled by the amount of interest a bank makes off their mortgage. For those homeowners that are comfortable in their mortgage, however, a new service is promising to drop the amount of interest paid and shorten the duration of the mortgage. For a small fee, a company will set up a line of credit that pays more towards the principle of the mortgage, accomplishing all it promises.
The only draw back to this plan is that the homeowners themselves, without paying a fee or getting a line of credit on their homes, can accomplish the same effect. If the homeowner has an adjustable rate mortgage, the best way to start the process is to refinance into a stable mortgage at a low rate. They can then set up automatic mortgage payments in bi-weekly installments; the interest and duration of the mortgage can further be reduced by paying just a little more in these installments. In essence, why would a homeowner pay a company to put them more in debt for results they can obtain on their own?\r\n
Topic Added November 21st, 2006 - Print This Story

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