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May 2nd, 2009 by admin




Pay your mortgage biweekly the smarter way to go?

I heard that cutting interest and you end up paying the loan faster. Anyone on the payroll?

Pay every two weeks basically means that you made 13 payments per year instead of 12. (Since a year has 52 weeks, divided into 2 periods biweekly week = 26 payments of half the normal amount = 13 regular monthly). So, yes, you pay less interest because you pay most of the remaining capital is faster than those who are 12 payments per year. This is not a bad idea, unless your bank charge you to configure, it is a scam. Also, if you are required to comply when it is entered, which can also be a problem, because what happens if you lose your job and can afford the extra amount for a short time. What you can do is instead divide your normal payment of 12 (for example, is $ 1,450 / 12 = $ 120), and add this additional amount ($ 120) your principal payment each month. Month That way you save on interest, and if we are can not afford to send an additional 120, you're not penalized. One last thought – do not do it unless you can contribute the maximum you can into a retirement account as a 401k or IRA. The tax benefits of those are important, it should take full advantage of those before the introduction of alternative species in your home.

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