Re: The Primerica "Simple Interest" argument

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Posted by Paul on February 08, 2007 at 02:27:14:

In Reply to: The Primerica "Simple Interest" argument posted by Truth on March 12, 2004 at 19:44:07:

With simple interest mortgage you can in actuality pay 0% (ZERO!) interest.
The key is to divide you monthly payment by 30, or 31 day and make small payments EACH and EVERY day.


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: The SOS make exaggerated claims for what they call a "simple interest biweekly". It benefits the borrower by reducing the loan balance on the day a payment is received. The benefit, however, is very small.

: In the $200,000 mortgage at 6.60% referred to above, interest payments on a simple interest biweekly are $167, 306. This is only $543 less than when the monthly payment is increased by 1/12. You only have to raise the interest rate from 6.60% to 6.63% to eliminate the benefit. And if you raise the rate to 8%, which is actually on the low side of the deals promoted by the SOS, it is a loser big time.




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