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Related Articles From Mortgage Professor's web site: Payment Calculators For Adjustable Rate Mortgages August 18, 2000, Revised March 18, 2003 Calculators 7b and 7c show how monthly mortgage paymentswill change under a variety of possible future interest-rate scenarios, as defined by the user. 7b covers adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) on which the monthly payment is always ... more... Mortgage Calculators: Comparing FRMs and ARMs August 17, 2000, Revised March 18, 2003 Borrowers trying to decide whether they should select an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) or a fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) based on the lowest after-tax interest cost can now use calculators 9a and 9b. These cover ARMs that don't allow ... more... ARM Disclosures: Government Drops the Ball December 5, 2005 "What grade would you give the Federal Government in establishing disclosure rules for adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs)?" F for "flunk", because the mandated disclosures exclude the essential information borrowers need to make decisions. ... more... How Does Negative Amortization on a Mortgage Work? September 15, 1998 Negative Amortization and Related Concepts Ordinarily, the mortgage payment you make to the lender has two parts: interest due the lender for the month, and amortization of principal. Amortization means ... more... |