But here's the thing — when you say «[w] hat we can't afford with our current asset sheet is 1K / mo premiums with virtually no restrictions on
yearly rate hikes,» what you mean is that you can't afford the actual costs of your retirement.
What we can't afford with our current asset sheet is 1K / mo premiums with virtually no restrictions on
yearly rate hikes.
But here's the thing — when you say «[w] hat we can't afford with our current asset sheet is 1K / mo premiums with virtually no restrictions on
yearly rate hikes,» what you mean is that you can't afford the actual costs of your retirement.
Plan on 1.2 K a month for a good family plan and 10 %
yearly rate hikes — plug it into your formula.
Not exact matches
Most ARMs allow for a multi-year period in which the mortgage
rate is locked, and
rate adjustments — when they do occur — take place at preset
yearly intervals, delaying the effect of a
rate hike.