Financial Planning Tips : Types of Mortgages

Some types of mortgages include fixed mortgages, adjustable rate mortgages and interest only mortgages. Learn about the benefits of each withexpert tips from a registered financial consultant in this free video on financial planning. Expert: Patrick Munro Contact: www.northstarnavigator.com Bio: Patrick Munro is a registered financial consultant (RFC) with outstanding sales volume of progressive financial products and solutions to the senior and boomer marketplace. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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Home Movies – Mortgages And Marbles 1/3
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Adjustable Rate Mortgages “ARM” By Tyron Coleman Mortgage Instructor Colorado
Tyron Coleman will go over the features in an Adjustable Rate Mortgage. Tyron Coleman is a mortgage expert and Mortgage Professional Instructor with Kaplan Professional Schools in Colorado. Adjustable rate mortgage rates do change. Adjustable rate mortgage have two main features, a margin and an index rate. The margin will never change but the index rate can and do change. Tyron Coleman is a Professional Mortgage Instructor with Kaplan Professional Schools in Colorado. Tyron Coleman is also the author of a new book “Jump-Start How to Recharge Your Life.”
‘Under Water’ Mortgages
Twenty-three percent of mortgage-holders owe more than their home is worth. Ben Tracy reports on these “under water” mortgages.
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Real Estate Woes: Subprime Mortgages Are a Ticking Timebomb
Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Dr Christian Weller appeared on CNBC to discuss subprime mortgages and how consumers can protect themselves. For more on subprime mortgages and foreclosure rates please see: www.americanprogress.org What if 40 hours a week were enough? www.AMERICANPROGRESS.org
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The Differences Between Mortgages And Reverse Mortgages
There are many different types of mortgages, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, it is very important that you do your research. Understanding these differences will enable you to choose the right mortgage for your financial situation and housing goals. Now what is a mortgage? A mortgage is a loan secured by a property/house and paid in installments over a set period of time. The mortgage secures your promise that the money borrowed will be repaid. For most of us, a mortgage is the largest and most serious financial obligation we ever make.
You can get a mortgage direct from the lender like banks, building societies and specialist mortgage lenders, or you can use a mortgage broker. You can buy based on ‘information’ only or get advice and recommendation on a mortgage that suits your particular needs.
The two main ways to repay your mortgage are ‘repayment’ and ‘interest only’. With a repayment mortgage you make monthly repayments for an agreed period until you’ve paid back the loan and the interest (30 year-fixed rate being a common example). With an interest only mortgage you make monthly repayments for an agreed period but these will only cover the interest on your loan (example 5 year-fixed rate). You’ll normally also have to pay into another savings or investment plan that’ll hopefully pay off the loan at the end of the term.
Now you know what mortgage is, let’s take a moment to understand reverse mortgage. What exactly is a reverse mortgage?
Reverse mortgages are getting to be more and more common these days. Why? Reverse mortgage loan advances are not taxable, and generally don’t affect your Social Security or Medicare benefits. You retain the title to your home, and you don’t have to make monthly repayments. The loan must be repaid when the last surviving borrower dies, sells the home, or no longer lives in the home as a principal residence. Unlike a regular mortgage, the homeowner makes no payments and all interest is added to the lien on the property.
A reversed mortgage is designed specifically for homeowners who are age 62 and older. Through this product, you can receive loan money from your home in the form of a lump sum, regular monthly checks or a line of credit. The money is typically repaid with interest when you sell your house, permanently move away, or pass away.
You may be wondering how you can benefit from getting a reverse mortgage. Many people have found that the money they got from a reverse mortgage benefited them greatly. With a reverse mortgage you continue to get income, and defer repayment, for as long as you live at home – no matter how long that may be. A Reverse Mortgage maybe is exactly what you need!
There are many benefits that a reverse mortgage can give you. However, here are a few of the most significant. You will remain independent, no monthly mortgage payments are required, and you got freedom and flexibility. The money you get from a reverse mortgage is yours to use in any way you choose.
Exciting isn’t? If you don’t know exactly how much you’ll spend or how soon you’ll need it, a line of credit may make sense. Some reverse mortgage lines of credit are “growing” lines of credit meaning you may have more and more money available to you as time goes on. Reverse mortgages have helped hundreds of thousands of homeowners improve their quality of life in retirement. A Reverse Mortgage can help you retire more comfortably. It can provide you with money when you need it most. No Monthly Mortgage Payments, Easy Qualification, Tax-Free Money and No cash needed for closing costs. Can it get any better? If you’d like to find out how much money you qualify for and if you’re eligible, give us a call at (800)630-0650.
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Tim Jacobs @ Golden Years Mortgage Solutions www.GoldenYearsMortgageSolutions.com (800)630-0650 tim@goldenyearsmortgagesolutions.com Golden Years Mortgage Solutions is a reverse mortgage approved FHA Lender. We’ve helped thousands of senior homeowners solve their financial problems. Our agents and brokers collectively have over 60 years of experience in Reverse Mortgage Loans and general financial services, including managers who are industry pioneers with more than 12 years of reverse mortgage experience. Our dedication to providing financial solutions for seniors is evidenced by the number of referrals that come from our existing clients.
FDR on mortgages, gold, reflation, and labor standards
These two video clips represent early New Deal policy. The first is a radio address delivered some time after the collapse of the London Gold Conference of 1933. The conference had been set up under the outgoing Hoover administration. A leaked communication from President Roosevelt ended the conference. In it, Roosevelt indicated he did not support a quick return to the traditional gold standard and that domestic considerations outweighed international. New Deal policy favored “reflation,” essentially raising prices and wages back to the pre-Depression level. This was to be done by various mechanisms including raising the price of gold and the cartel-like codes of the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA). Part of the idea was to relieve the burden of debtors (hence, references in the first clip to assistance to those whose mortgages were in default). Gold policy was based on theories that people really thought in gold terms (money was seen as just a representation of gold) and therefore raising the price of gold would lift all prices proportionally.
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Variable vs. Fixed Rate Mortgages
Variable vs. fixed rate mortgages: what to do?
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Underwater Mortgages in SW Florida
WINK news report on underwater mortgages in SW Florida. WINK interviews Brett Ellis of the Ellis Team at RE/MAX Realty Group in Fort Myers about a core Logic Report that shows 51% of all SW Florida mortgages are underwater, or upside down, and it’s effect on the real estate market locally and nationwide www.topagent.com
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How Reverse Mortgages Work
How Reverse Mortgages Work
Florida Mortgages – Countryside International
www.countrysideinternational.com Allen Jackson of Florida Countryside conducts an interview with Sean de Pesquale who owns Florida Mortgage Partners. Sean is an independent mortgage broker specialising in US loans to overseas clients, especially British and other foreign national buyers. Should you get a US dollar loan or a sterling mortgage? Who handles the deed conveyance and what is the role of a title agency? Sean clarifies several aspects about US mortgages thereby providing a comprehensive guideline for any prospective Florida property purchaser. For more info, visit http or call 08456 444 747 (UK)
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Markets and mortgages

Note: the mortgage lender I spoke with is not necessarily the largest single recipient of federal bailout money, just one of the largest. Also check me out on www.facebook.com and twitter.com
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Mortgages and Interest Rates Revised | WAHomeowners.com
Follow the adventures of Bob and Sally as they learn about mortgages and interest rates in their home buying journey.