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Anthony Zadordov's Articles in Mortgages

  • When is debt consolidation a good idea?
    The article looks at debt consolidation and when it makes economic sense, e.g. it may be a good strategy if you are selling your existing home and can add your consumer debts into the longer repayment term.
  • Home improvement loans give you two-way value
    The article looks at the different ways in which you can approach home improvements. This might be when you buy a fixer-upper or simply want to renovate your existing home.
  • Housing equity plans
    The articles considers whether it makes sense to release a part of the housing equity as a loan. This may be for ordinary expenses or lifetime events like paying the tuition fees for your children's university courses.
  • How do you release some of the capital tied up in your home?
    The article looks at the options for accessing the stored value when you have a positive housing equity. The most common system is a home equity line of credit (HELOC) which works in the same way as a revolving credit account at the bank.
  • Two sides of the coin of refinancing
    The article asks when it makes sense to renegotiate the length of the repayment term on your mortgage or the amount of the monthly instalments. This may be because you have more disposable income now, or because an adjustable rate mortgage is about to increase the rate.
  • What is the basic home loan?
    The article looks at how a repayment mortgage works and what choices you have in fixed or variable rates for paying the interest on the loan.
  • Refinancing your mortgage. Can you really save money?
    The article considers when it makes economic sense to renegotiate your mortgage. When you add in all the costs and charges of refinancing, it often better to stay on the current terms.
  • Is this the right time?
    The article offers general advice on what to do as the credit crunch starts to bite. This will include looking for a cheaper mortgage and consolidating your debts.
  • What should you know about interest only mortgages?
    The article describes the two basic types of mortgage: interest only and repayment, and explains how to weigh the advantages and disadvantages by using a mortgage calculator.
  • How many years in a mortgage?
    The article looks at what a mortgage is and explains how time can be an important variable. The calculation depends on the amount of interest paid over a long time against the rise in the capital value of the property.

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