Sentences with phrase «ird penalty calculation»

So what is the difference in the IRD penalty calculations worth to the four fixed - rate mortgage borrowers in the examples above?

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We found that the banks have shrunk or reduced the spreads between their Posted and Discounted rates on shorter - term mortgages over the past few years... and this has had a huge impact on Interest Rate Differential (IRD) penalty calculations.

Almost all of the major banks have a different IRD calculation than other lenders which can more than double and in some cases triple the penalty.

If / When a mortgage is broken early, the pre-payment penalty is rarely the 3 months interest so many expect, far more often it is the IRD — Interest Rate Differential penalty calculation that is implemented.

For fixed rate mortgages, the calculation of a prepayment penalty will depend on, among other things, an IRD calculation which for most of our customers is dependent on current interest rates (please see below if you have a Street Loyalty mortgage).

If so, the maximum interest penalty is 3 - months interest, because the Interest Act prohibits the (usually much higher) Interest Rate Differential (IRD) calculation from being used.

Banks slowly changed their own policies to allow for IRD to be charged... and today we have banks using an unfair penalty calculation that does more than cover any potential loss... it makes the borrower pay an unfair amount!