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1) Interest rates are determined by the equilibrium between the demand for and supply of loanable funds. The demand comes from those wanting to borrow, while the supply comes from savings.
2) Nominal interest rates do not account for inflation, while real interest rates are adjusted for expected inflation.
3) In bond markets, the demand for bonds is negatively related to interest rates, while the supply is positively related. Equilibrium occurs where the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied.
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The Vercellino team operates a boutique-style mortgage branch with a specific culture centered around “serving families”. He is able to originate loans in 46 states and his bank maintains a full line of conventional, government (FHA and VA) and jumbo loan products. He has received several loan production awards including National Top 1% Mortgage Broker Award.
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2) Nominal interest rates do not account for inflation, while real interest rates are adjusted for expected inflation.
3) In bond markets, the demand for bonds is negatively related to interest rates, while the supply is positively related. Equilibrium occurs where the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied.
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Okay despite the great example provided by Professor Troy, I am still a bit apprehensive about my understanding of what is expected in this week’s discussion assignment, so I hope it is understandable and correct.
I. How is consumer debt different today than in the past?
According to a couple of different articles that I read, and the U.S. Federal reserve website U.S. Debt is at an all-time high. In the article posted on Time.com titled “Overall debt levels rose at the fastest rates seen since 2007, according to a new study by the Federal Reserve of New York” this article states that “within the last three months of 2013 U.S. debt had an increase of 2.1% this is said to be the highest rate of increase since 2011 and this debt includes mortgages, auto loans, student loans, and credit card debt” (Frizell, 2014). This information makes me wonder what is contributing to this rise in debt across America, is it due to an increase in unemployment, or a lack of financial common sense. Not that I am one to talk about others debt being that I have a car loan, a mortgage, and of course student loans, but I have taken pride in making certain that my debts have achievable end dates in fact my mortgage and car loan currently only have 3 ½ years left. I do admit I have a credit card, however it is for emergencies only and thankfully there have been no big emergencies that have required its use, I guess I just have a hard time understanding how our nation can possibly get so far into debt with little hope of paying it back. And I think I have got a bit off track here so let’s move on.
*After the references I have included the table that I found from the Federal Reserve.
II. What role do interest rates play in mounting consumer debt?
This is another are I am out of my depths in and so I am going to wing it a bit. I suppose that when a credit card company offers a consumer a credit card with and initial low interest rate it draws them in and once they end up in over their heads the interest rate increases making it difficult to pay back the amount that has been put onto the credit card. This I think puts the consumer in a place where they are getting deeper and deeper into debt, while the credit card companies make more income.
I suppose another way this could be said is that while interest rates are low people are more likely to take out loans because they will have less interest to pay back this can be very appealing to someone who is looking to purchase a home, a car, to get a student loan, or to get a credit card so that they can buy things that they otherwise couldn’t afford to buy. Unfortunately rates don’t always stay low and that is where the consumer tends to get into trouble.
So that bring me to the effect that all of this debt can have on the economy, when people borrow more and more from banks especially in times of poor ec.
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2. The payments on specialty mortgages may increase substantially, by as much as 50%, once an introductory period ends which could lead to "payment shock" if income does not increase enough.
3. Some specialty mortgages like interest-only or negative amortization loans may cause the total amount owed to increase over time rather than decrease.
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Interest rates are a percentage of borrowed money that is paid to the lender for borrowing funds. Higher interest rates mean more money paid back overall. Students should carefully consider interest rates on student loans, as a $10,000 loan at 8.5% interest over 10 years costs $4878 in interest. Credit cards tend to have very high interest rates of around 18%, meaning a $1000 balance could take over 50 years to pay off if only the minimum is paid each month. The Federal Reserve controls subsidized loan interest rates based on economic factors, while credit cards set higher, unsubsidized rates based on borrower risk levels. Students should always understand applicable interest rates and only borrow within their means.
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Factors that Affect Interest Rates
- 2. Many factors are considered when applying for a mortgage loan with the priority being the monthly payment amount.
- 3. Several aspects contribute to payment amounts.
- 4. Interest rates can play a significant role in determining not just the payment but also the price you’ll pay over the life of the loan.
- 5. Here are some areas that can determine rates.
- 7. Have you ever wondered what affects the interest rates that banks charge? If so, you’re not alone.
- 8. Two levels determine interest rates. For the sake of this article, we’ll call them internal and external factors.
- 9. These different items influence most banks and financial institutions everywhere.
- 10. Supply and Demand Mortgage rates, like most consumer products, are affected by supply and demand.
- 11. When the economy is good, and people are buying homes, lenders charge higher prices.
- 12. When the economy is slow, and homes aren’t selling, banks lower the rates to reel in customers.
- 13. The Fed The Federal Reserve Board affects interest rates as a method of controlling economic growth.
- 14. If the Fed is trying to curb inflation, they raise the prime rate, which slows down the economy and results in higher prices.
- 15. When the Fed wants to motivate the economy, they lower their standards, which leads to banks charging lower amounts.
- 16. Bonds Government-issued bonds can affect mortgage rates as well.
- 17. Mortgage securities and bonds are in competition for similar investors, so how well the bonds do can change how much interest lenders want to charge customers.
- 19. Banks lend money to make more money, and they make their money using the interest they're able to collect.
- 20. There are internal aspects that, while they affect interest rates, apply only to you.
- 21. Good credit scores and a regular income are probably what matters most when applying for a loan. Credit Worthiness
- 22. Generally, the higher your credit scores, the lower the interest rates you’ll be offered.
- 23. Interest rates can be affected by if whether the mortgage is a fixed- rate or an adjustable- rate mortgage. Loan Type
- 24. Price of Home Mortgage loans for small or large amounts may come with slightly higher interest rates.
- 25. Location Interest rates may vary from state to state.
- 26. Loans for shorter terms generally have lower interest rates. Loan Term
- 27. The more extensive the down payment, the lower the interest rates are going to be. Down Payment
- 29. Many homeowners don’t realize that the interest makes up a large part of their monthly mortgage payment.
- 30. Say a couple borrows $100,000 on a ten-year mortgage.
- 31. When anticipating their pay their payment amount, they often assume $100,000/120 months = $833.
- 32. If they weren’t charged interest, that payment amount would be correct.
- 33. The bank is charging 3% interest, and it's charged on a monthly basis.
- 34. When you take 3% or .03 and divide it by 12, you get .0025.
- 35. When you multiply $100,000 by that, you get $250, which is the amount of the interest payment.
- 36. Add the $250 to the $833, and you have an approximate amount for the monthly loan payment.
- 37. Taxes, insurance, and PMI if needed, are added to that amount.
- 38. Although some circumstances affecting overall interest rates are beyond your control, many aspects can be controlled by the borrower.
- 39. If you have good credit, steady employment and are financially responsible, you've won half the battle.
- 40. Taking advantage of the opportunity to obtain a free credit report can be beneficial.
- 41. Doing your research on current financial trends can also keep you aware of the housing market trends.
- 42. JimmyVercellino, an experienced professional with mortgage lender First Choice Loan Services, works hard to provide a personalized home loan process for you.
- 43. Options include FHA andVAloans, fixed / adjustable rate mortgages, Jumbo loans and more.