Kentucky law doesn't require a cooling off period between loans, but it's in your best interest to avoid taking out one loan after another as these can quickly
accumulate high amounts of interest you will have to pay off.
Not exact matches
If your application for borrower defense is denied or partially approved, then when you are taken out
of forbearance or stopped collections, the
interest that
accumulated will be added to the
amount you owed when you entered forbearance or stopped collections, and the total
amount you owe in the future may be
higher.
However, this would increase the monthly repayment
amount as a result
of accumulated fees and
high interest charges.
It's hard to find a
high yield savings account these days, so look for places where you can
accumulate a decent
amount of interest.
So why don't lenders offer a true reverse mortage which would compute and lend a stream
of payments (at
interest of course, but hopefully a rate reflective
of the low risk given the
high property value / loan ratio) rather than a useless lump sum which has seniors paying pretty
high mortgage
interest rates on a large
amount of loan, rather than a
interest on the (rising)
amount of loan as the stream
of payments
accumulated.
Not only is the
interest rate
higher, but it
accumulates for twice the
amount of time, when compared to a 15 - year loan.
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higher amount of reputation points
accumulated will result in an increase in the
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