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Item: Mortgages -> Category: Economy -> Author: PF -> Revision: 29/08/2008
Amortization of mortgage

 

Fee repayments

 

The fee is the amount that is paid to the financial institution, usually a monthly basis, in order to repay the capital borrowed. It consists of two parts: one for interest and amortization of the other capital. The depreciation rate is, therefore, the amount of capital paid to the financial institution to reduce the debt overhang.

 

Depending on the type of mortgage repayment chosen for each, vary the portion of the fee consisting of interest and the repayment of capital.


Contents of the document

1.-Introduction
-> Depreciation rate of a mortgage
3.- Benchmarks for a mortgage
4.- Euribor of a mortgage
5.- Variation of benchmark indices



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