If you choose to go for a secured loan you'll
probably get lower interest rates, larger loan amounts and longer repayment programs.
If you are a highly qualified candidate, you can
probably get a lower interest rate from another student loan refinance lender.
If you've been paying your home loan for a number of years, you could shorten that payoff period and
probably get a lower interest rate too.
Not exact matches
If you can
get a much
lower interest rate on a five - year loan than a 10 - year loan, for example, but your payments would be too high for you to afford due to the short repayment period, this loan
probably isn't the best option for you.
Many of the investors, portfolio managers and analysts I meet with are
probably macro tourists so this is anecdotal, but I
get the sense that
low interest rates and
low inflation for the foreseeable future is now the consensus among these professional investors.
If she had added: «Plus, even though we are currently above the Effective
Lower Bound on nominal
interest rates (which is
probably below 0 %) we are worried that the margin of safety is
getting a bit small, and are pleased that fiscal policy is making that margin of safety a bit bigger than it otherwise would be» that would also be an internally consistent thing for the Bank of Canada to say.
«Everyone is still
getting their feet back under them economically, there's a lot of expansion opportunity while
interest rates are still
low, so we think in a lot of areas, particularly in New York where we have a big population base,
probably we don't know how much more we can grow but there's definitely room for growth,» said Giles.
This will prevent you from
getting a
low interest rate and you'll
probably have to agree to a higher
interest rate.
This line of credit usually carries
lower variable
interest rates which let's you take advantage of good market conditions and
get money at
probably the
lowest rates on the private financial market.
However, if you can provide another asset as security, you will
probably get a much
lower interest rate and a longer repayment period that will turn monthly payments even more affordable.
You can
get a
lowered interest rate card, but it will
probably be for an introductory term of 6 months or a year.
If there is not much difference between your credit situation when you requested the mortgage loan and your current credit situation, or if your current situation is better, you'll
probably be able
get a refinance loan for a
lower interest rate than your previous mortgage.
We
probably could have
gotten a slightly
lower interest rate (its around 9 %) but considering we're both young, I have poor credit while she has great credit but we both have large amounts of student loans it wasnt a bad
rate but with more time we could have shopped around more (another credit union was offering 6 % or
lower but they're extremely picky as to who they lend to).
For the
lowest rates, you will need to have great credit, which means if your FICO score is
lower than 700, you
probably won't
get the best
interest rates.
Once the present mortgage debt goes below 80 per cent of the $ 340,000 value of the property — that would be $ 272,000 — Jason can apply for and
probably get a secured line of credit for a much
lower interest rate than what he is currently paying.
If you can
get a much
lower interest rate on a five - year loan than a 10 - year loan, for example, but your payments would be too high for you to afford due to the short repayment period, this loan
probably isn't the best option for you.
In your case, you
probably already at the
lowest available
interest rate, otherwise he would have given it too you to
get off the call (customer service representatives are graded by «average» length of calls).
If you have any credit cards, you
probably get all sorts of offers in the mail advertising balance transfers at
interest rates that seem impossibly
low.
You could also try to sell when
interest rates are
low, since that's
probably when there will be the most buyers available and you should
get the best price.
You may be able to
get credit after your discharge, but you'll
probably pay a higher
interest rate and qualify for
lower credit limits.