This process is
called loan amortization.
Not exact matches
The total is then divided into equal payments over the life of the
loan using a process
called amortization.
On certain ARMs,
called negative
amortization loans, mortgagees can end up owing more money than they did when they took out the
loan.
Mortgage
loan repayment works through a process
called amortization.
If you have a specific kind of ARM
called a negative
amortization loan (or NegAm), you may find yourself owing more money than you did at closing.
The size of a mortgage
loan payment is calculated based on a length of time you agree to paying off that debt — this is
called the
amortization period.
The process of fully paying off your
loan by installments of principal and interest over a definite period of time is
called Amortization.
You'll also learn how your interest rate and payments could change in the future, and whether you'll incur penalties for paying off the
loan early (
called «prepayment penalty») or increases to the mortgage
loan balance even if payments are made on time (known as «negative
amortization»).
[71] The way a borrower's payments affect the amount of the
loan balance over time is
called amortization.