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Understanding Loan Contracts: Fixed vs Variable Rates, Insurance, & Home Equity, Slides of Management Fundamentals

An overview of various loan contract clauses including fixed-rate versus variable-rate loans, insurance agreements, acceleration clauses, deficiency payments clauses, recourse clauses, and home equity loans. Learn about the implications of each clause and the advantages and disadvantages of home equity loans.

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2012/2013

Uploaded on 07/26/2013

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Download Understanding Loan Contracts: Fixed vs Variable Rates, Insurance, & Home Equity and more Slides Management Fundamentals in PDF only on Docsity! Fixed-Rate Versus Variable-Rate Loans (cont’d) * Convertible loans begin as a variable rate loan and can be locked into the current rate a some predetermined time in the future. Docsity.com The Loan Contract Insurance agreement clause Acceleration clause Deficiency payments clause Recourse clause Docsity.com Deficiency Payments Clause ¢ Requires any amount in excess to be paid if the collateral's value does not satisfy the loan. ¢ Also requires payment of any outstanding charges incurred by the lender associated with the disposal of the collateral. ® Docsity.com Recourse Clause * Defines the lender’s ability to collect any outstanding balance — wage attachments and garnishments — liens on other property (secondary collateral) Docsity.com Special Types of Consumer Loans ¢ Home equity loans ¢ Student loans ¢ Automobile loans Docsity.com
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