Easy Financing

Insight & analysis of financial world

  • RSS
Don't skip your your chance of
finance1

With today's economy, it's hard to feel like you can stay on top of things. Everyone worries if can can pay your credit card bills or about the possibility of losing the job. Maybe somebody has to reduce hours of work or to choose between the services. If you lose your ...

What do you know about the mod
types of banking

Banking has changed in many ways over the centuries. The oldest forms of banking were often simple loans issued to businesses to buy their property. Once the goods were sold, the lender collected the money for the loan with interest. Today banks have diversified their services and products in order ...

What you should realize before
Finance

A chance to work at home online shouldn't be missed. If you want to earn extra income from home you should find the right business and you need to do all the important research. Due diligence is the foundation of any undertaken research and it must be applied in force ...

Your easy financial rest with
Finance

How well it would have been if all goes according to plan. You at first hand never taken a loan and if caught you would be repaid on time. Well, it never happens, otherwise you would have been living in an ideal world. However management services debt help execute your plans ...

A brief overview of foreclosur
financial

There are many properties in a stage of foreclosure or taken back by lenders at this time and a lot of buyers ask about them, because they heard that's where you can get an incredible deal. You should mention that there is much misinformation and hype out there and we ...

Archive for June, 2011

Proposed New 1-Page Mortgage Disclosure Forms

Posted by Patrick Howard on June - 1 - 2011 0 Comment

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released two drafts of a proposed mortgage disclosure form that would make understanding your mortgage a lot easier. You can take a look at these forms for yourself.

This is long overdue. I’m all for simplifying using charts and graphs in a standardized way, not whatever way the mortgage lender felt like showing it. It also makes for a more informed and educated consumer. You can’t look at this form and not understand that, should you get an ARM, your payments could jump in the adjusting year (and each year afterwards). It also gives you a better understanding of the other costs, like taxes and insurance, which the mortgage lender may neglect to show you (though I doubt they ever do).

I don’t, however, think this is a panacea nor would it have prevented the “mortgage meltdown” that started a five years ago. I’ve alwa

Read more…