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    • loan rate FAQ

    What is the average interest auto loan rate these days?

    Aug 10, 2007 by Lana H | Posted in Credit

    What is a good or average interest rate on an auto loan?
    For a brand new car that is. I know it depends on your credit, so please don't give me that answer. Still, even with good credit or average credit, how do I know the average interest rate

    the diff in good credit 3.9 %-7 % great credit 0-3%
    or not so good credit 8-15% it really makes a big diff especially if your going new car. diffs in pmt could be
    280-450.$ just from a higher rate

    mike t | Aug 10, 2007

    I'm not sure what the average is, but mine is 4.9%
    Chloe | Aug 10, 2007

    Is investment home loan rate and first time home buyer home loan rate the same?

    Apr 28, 2010 by J Z | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    The home loan lender/broker told me that investment home loan rate is the same as the first time home buyer rate.
    Anybody got any advice?
    Thanks!

    Actually the answer is yes, but with an explanation.

    First of all, there is no "first time buyer rate". A first time buyer with the same financial profile as a 10th time buyer, purchasing like properties, can have the same terms.

    GVD | Apr 28, 2010

    Actually the answer is yes, but with an explanation.

    First of all, there is no "first time buyer rate". A first time buyer with the same financial profile as a 10th time buyer, purchasing like properties, can have the same terms.
    CA MLO | Apr 28, 2010

    Can I lock a home loan rate with more than ONE lender ?

    May 29, 2009 by johnpau2009 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    Can I lock a home loan rate with more than ONE lender ?
    So is it good to go with a broker than a lender directly ? Will I get a better rate from a broker than a lender directly ?

    This is one of the reasons lenders have application fees. We order and pay for appraisals, flood certs, title work (not the cost of a policy but they do get paid for the work they did whether the loan closes or not)...all that stuff costs money, plus

    | May 29, 2009

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    Guest opinion: Don't let student loan rates soar

    18.05.12

    A well-known Professor of International Affairs at the University of Colorado Boulder once said that 1,000 years from now, the United States of America would be remembered for three things: baseball, rock and roll, and the modern research university.

    The entrepreneurial spirit that has fueled our country's development was born in the dormitories and laboratories of universities like CU. It was here that Coloradans from all kinds of backgrounds, histories, and communities came together to learn the necessary skills to be successful in this country and build a prosperous future for themselves and their children.


    Source: Daily Camera

    Students To Congress: Don't Let Interest Rate Double

    18.05.12

    Clarise McCants and Patrick Johnson, both undergraduates at Howard University, are running late — they're on their way to join students from California and Ohio who've come to Capitol Hill to deliver a message to Congress: Don't let the interest rate on federal Stafford loans double in July.


    Source: NPR

    Sallie Mae Competes with Feds for Fixed-Rate Student Loan

    18.05.12 , The student lender known as Sallie Mae, plans to offer its first fixed-rate private loans this month to compete with government-backed loans, which have more protection for borrowers.

    Interest rates on the loans will range from 5.8 percent to 12.9 percent, depending on credit history and underwriting standards, Newark, Delaware-based SLM said today in a statement. The rate on the government’s Stafford unsubsidized student loan, which is set by Congress, is 6.8 percent.


    Source: BusinessWeek