Of course, you may be able to earn
somewhat higher rates of interest by venturing into non-FDIC-insured investments that are still relatively secure, such as fixed annuities.
Interest - bearing checking accounts, like money market and simple savings accounts, can be a way to earn interest on your money, but there are some key differences.In general, money market accounts like the one offered by Ally Bank pay
a somewhat higher rate of interest than interest - bearing checking accounts.
Not exact matches
«The extent and speed
of the rally in gold prices is
somewhat surprising as there are few pressing reasons to be bullish, indeed there are more headwinds than tailwinds,» ScotiaMocatta said in a monthly note, citing rising U.S. equity markets as well as
higher U.S.
interest rates.
Some lenders offer a zero point / zero fee loan which means that you do not have to pay most
of the fees generally required, however, your monthly payments may be
somewhat higher (lenders generally will charge a
higher interest rate for this type
of loan).
The
interest rate or points may be
somewhat higher for a convertible option ARM, and it also may require a small fee at the time
of conversion.
CU student loans»
interest rates are
somewhat higher than that
of a subsidized federal student loan.
He opted for smaller
interest rates with
somewhat higher repayment amounts over a shorter period
of time.
Because
of this,
interest rates do tend to be
somewhat high.
For example, when the discount
rate is
somewhat higher than the APR
of the
interest rate, the graduated repayment plan has a lower NPV than the standard or extended repayment plan because it shifts the larger payments toward later in the term when the constant dollar value
of the payments is lower.
And, while the monthly payments are
somewhat higher than a 30 - year loan, the
interest rate on the 15 - year mortgage is usually a little lower, and importantly - the homebuyer pays less than half the total
interest cost
of the traditional 30 - year mortgage.
Because Alt - As are viewed as
somewhat risky (falling somewhere between prime and subprime),
interest rates tend to be
higher than those
of prime mortgages but lower than subprime — somewhere around 5.5 % to 8 %, depending on the lender and the borrower's situation.
However, because
of the current
interest rate environment, the analysis
of stocks vs. bonds in Articles 6.1 and 6.2 suggest that stocks (and now we can more specifically say «stock funds») are a better choice in the long run if you are seeking
higher returns and are willing to accept
somewhat higher risks.
While there is a multitude
of potential reasons for this decline, including
high property values, increasing
interest rates and growing regulatory pressure, real estate lending's decline is
somewhat overstated.