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Information About You and Your House
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Loan is for Purpose of: |
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Refinance |
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How Long Do You Expect to Stay in Your House
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7.0 years |
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Income Tax Bracket |
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33.0% |
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Pre-tax Rate of Interest on Savings
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3.00% |
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After-tax Rate of Interest on Savings
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2.01% |
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Current Value of House |
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$500,000 |
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Expected Rate of Property Value Appreciation
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4.00% |
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Loan Information |
Existing ARM |
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New FRM |
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Loan Amount |
$310,000 |
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$310,000 |
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Additional Loan Amount if Points, Costs & Prepayment
Penalty are Financed |
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$1,580 |
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Total Loan Amount |
$310,000 |
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$311,580 |
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Interest Rate |
4.50% |
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6.00% |
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Loan Term |
312 months |
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30 years |
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Starting Payment on ARM - Monthly Mortgage Payment on
FRM |
$1,687.35 |
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$1,868.08 |
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Points |
0.00% |
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0.00% |
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Points Deductible for Tax Purposes
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$0 |
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$0 |
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All Other Closing Costs |
0.00% |
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$1,580 |
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Rate Adjustments & Minimum/Maximum Rates
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Existing ARM |
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Rate Index Base Value |
5.49% |
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Margin |
2.75% |
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Number of Months to 1st Adjustment
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12 months |
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Maximum Rate Change on 1st Adjustment
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5.00% |
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Duration Between Subsequent Rate Adjustments
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12 months |
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Subsequent Rate Adjustments |
2.00% |
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Maximum Interest Rate over Life of Mortgage
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9.50% |
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Minimum Interest Rate over Life of Mortgage
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2.75% |
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Assumptions About Future Interest Rates
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Existing ARM |
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Stable: the interest rate index does not change from
its initial value |
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Worst Case: the interest rate index jumps to 100% in
month 2 |
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Costs Over 7 — Year Period |
Existing ARM
Stable |
Existing ARM
Worst Case |
New FRM |
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Upfront Costs Paid in Cash |
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Points |
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Financed |
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Other Closing Costs |
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Financed |
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Prepayment Penalty on ARM |
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Financed |
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Monthly Costs |
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Principal and Interest |
$189,843 |
$211,213 |
$156,919 |
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Lost Interest |
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On Upfront Costs |
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On Monthly Costs |
$12,812 |
$14,617 |
$11,425 |
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Total Costs |
$202,655 |
$225,830 |
$168,343 |
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Costs Offsets |
Existing ARM
Stable |
Existing ARM
Worst Case |
New FRM |
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Tax Savings |
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On Points |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
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On Interest |
$56,746 |
$63,731 |
$44,181 |
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Reduction in Loan Balance |
$29,053 |
$30,472 |
$30,702 |
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Total Cost Offsets |
$85,799 |
$94,203 |
$74,882 |
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Cost Net of Offsets |
$116,857 |
$131,627 |
$93,461 |
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Conclusions - Based on a 7 Year Holding Period
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Over the next 7 years the new FRM will save you (cost
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$23,396 |
$38,166 |
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Caveat: The after tax analysis is accurate only to the
extent that all of your interest deductions are
allowable on your tax return. If all interest deductions
are not allowable, the actual after tax results for you
will fall somewhere between the before tax analysis and
the after tax analysis. Deductibility of mortgage
interest depend on the size of the loan, your Adjusted
Gross Income, and other factors. See your tax
professional for detailed advice.
Note: Points may be deductible for tax purposes even
though they are financed. The amount of deductible
points cannot exceed the amount of cash supplied by the
borrower.
Note: Mortgage insurance premiums remain the same for 10
years, at which point they are recalculated using a
premium rate of .2, unless the initial rate is less than
.2 in which case the premium stays unchanged. If the
user enters an appreciation rate, the premium is
eliminated entirely when the loan balance reaches 80% of
the appreciated value; otherwise, the premium terminates
when the balance reaches 78% of the original property
value. |
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