Not exact matches
Because the
interest rate is a
weighted average and rounded up, borrowers won't ever save money on
interest by opting for a federal consolidation loan unless the loans are pre-2006 and have a variable
interest rate.
The net proceeds from the Notes offering will be used
by the Issuer together with other available funds to optionally prepay in full a prior notes issuance (the «Old Notes») that had a
weighted average interest rate of 4.7 % at December 31, 2017.
Though the
weighted -
average maturity of Treasury debt is currently longer than normal, the
average is still only 5.8 years, and half of the debt will have to be rolled over
by 2019, at whatever
interest rates emerge in the interim.
Let's say you're single, earn an income of $ 35,000 that grows
by 3.5 percent each year, and have loans with an
average weighted interest rate of 5.70 %.
This new loan comes with an
interest rate that is a
weighted average of all previous loans, so
by definition, it won't be a reduced
rate.
Your
rate is determined
by the
weighted average of the
interest on the loans being consolidated rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of 1 %.
To compute a
weighted average, multiple the
weight of each loan
by the respective
interest rate and add these numbers together.
This fixed
rate will be determined
by the
weighted average of the
interest rates on your current loans, rounded up to the nearest
A bank index reflecting the
weighted average interest rate paid
by savings institutions on their sources of funds.
The
weighted average interest rate of the underlying mortgage loans or pools that serve as collateral for a security,
weighted by the size of the principal loan balances.
The
rate is determined
by calculating the
weighted average interest rate, rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of one percent, of the individual loans being consolidated.
Another issue is how the
weighted average of the
interest rates is affected
by incentive programs such as
interest rate reductions for prompt payment.
The new
interest rate is determined
by a
weighted average and rounded up to the nearest eighth of a percent - meaning you can not save through federal consolidation like you can through refinancing.
The
weighted average interest rate is a single
interest rate that is calculated
by using the borrower's loan balances and the current annual
interest rate for each of the borrower's loans.
Because the
interest rate is a
weighted average and rounded up, borrowers won't ever save money on
interest by opting for a federal consolidation loan unless the loans are pre-2006 and have a variable
interest rate.