Virgnia Home Owners, Reduce Your Mortgage Payment
There's
a simple trick to significantly reduce the length of
your mortgage and save you thousands of dollars. The
trick is to make one extra mortgage payment a year and
apply that payment toward your loan's principal.
This is the method being
used by "Bi-Weekly
Mortgage Reduction Services" and
"Bi-Weekly
Mortgage Savings Programs". Only, when you
do it yourself, you don't pay a third party unnecessary
set-up costs and fees!
| Example:
$100,000 loan, 30-year mortgage, 6.5% fixed interest
rate |
|
Extra
Mortgage Payments/ Year
|
Principal
& Interest
|
Additional
Monthly Payment
|
SAVINGS
|
Total
Paid
|
#
of Years
|
|
0 |
$632.07
|
0 |
0
|
$227,542.98
|
29.92 /
359 mos.
|
|
1 |
$632.07
|
$52.68
|
$29,088.02
|
$198,454.96
|
24.12 /
290 mos.
|
|
2 |
$632.07
|
$105.35
|
$28,399.71
|
$181,050.85
|
20.5 /
246 mos.
|
|
3 |
$632.07
|
$158.02
|
$58,320.95
|
$169,222.03
|
17.92 /
215 mos.
|
|
4 |
|
$210.69
|
$66,969.79
|
$160,573.19
|
15.92 /
191 mos.
|
|
5 |
$632.07
|
$263.36
|
$73,607.77
|
$153,935.21
|
14.34 /
172 mos.
|
One-time Payment
It may not be possible for you to increase your monthly
mortgage payment. Keep in mind that most mortgages will
permit you to make additional payments to your principal
at anytime. Perhaps, five-years after moving into your
home you receive a larger than expected tax return, or
an inheritance or a non-taxable cash gift. You could apply
this money toward your loan's principal, resulting in
significant savings and a shorter loan period.
Example:
With a $100,000, 30-year, 6.5% fixed interest rate mortgage
loan, the borrower will pay a total of $227,542.98 to
pay back the loan in 30 years. That equals $127,542.98
in interest
payments.
If the same borrower makes
a one-time $5,000 payment the first day of year 6, he/she
will pay a total of $204,710.75 and pay off the loan
in 27 years (324 months). That's a savings of $22,832.23
in interest.
Get started now and begin
reducing your home mortgage payments now. Use
our Virginia
Online Home Loan Application Process
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