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biweekly mortgage
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With the 30 year Biweekly ARM mortgage, monthly payments are divided in half and paid every two weeks. Twenty-six Biweekly payments each year pay off a loan faster than 12 monthly payments. You build equity more rapidly, own your home years sooner and save thousands of dollars in interest. Every other Monday, your payment is automatically deducted from your checking or savings account. It couldn't be easier with no checks to write, nothing to mail. A "unique" Biweekly ARM mortgage that re-amortizes the loan amount every two weeks.
In a speech to a credit union group, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan questioned whether fixed-rate mortgages were the most cost-effective means of financing a home purchase. He said "American homeowners clearly like the certainty of fixed mortgage payments" but pay several thousands of dollars a year for the benefits.
Greenspan said homeowners
"might have saved tens of thousands of dollars had they held
adjustable-rate mortgages rather than fixed-rate mortgages during the past
decade"
Since 1986, the 30 Year Bi-Weekly Arm (
Adjustable Rate Mortgage) has proven to be a wise choice and better than a
fixed rate monthly loan. The results are indisputable --- The Bi-Weekly
Arm would have outperformed fixed rate monthly mortgages. No matter
whether rates were high or low, homeowners who chose a Bi-Weekly Arm over
a monthly fixed rate loan could have saved thousands of dollars in
interest.
What is the most important feature of an (ARM) adjustable rate mortgage? The monthly index which determines it's rate. A steady and stable index protects the borrower from rapid increases. Volatile indexes are risky and do not protect the borrower. An example of a "volatile" index would be the 12-month treasury, 6-month libor, and the 6-month CD. The 30 year Bi-Weekly ARM is a CODI index that varies little from month to month, year to year. CODI's stability protects you from sudden, large interest rate and payment changes. The CODI is tied to what is historically one of the slowest moving and most stable of all indexes. The CODI index for the 30 year Bi-Weekly Arm is the weighted average of the rates of interest on CD deposits and savings accounts. Click Here For Additional Information On The CODI Bi-Weekly ARM
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