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Definitions
Annual Income
Your annual income before taxes. For married couples this is your total combined
annual income before taxes.
Cash On Hand
Cash you have for the down payment and all closing costs.
Credit Card Payments
Total monthly minimum payments for your credit cards.
Home Insurance Rate
Your homeowner's insurance rate. 0.5% for a $100,000 home equals $500 per
year for homeowner's insurance.
Interest Rate
The current annual interest rate you can receive on your mortgage.
Limit Down Payment
Limit your down payment to percentage required to eliminate the need for PMI
payments. Even if you have more cash on hand than required for closing costs
checking this box will limit your down payment to the minimum amount required
to forego PMI.
Loan Origination Rate
The percentage the lending institution charges for its origination fee. 1% for
a $100,000 home equals $1,000.
Monthly Car Payments(s)
Total monthly payment for your car loan(s).
Monthly PI Payment
Monthly principal and interest payment.
Monthly PMI Payment
Monthly cost of Principal Mortgage Insurance (PMI). For loans secured with less
than 20% down, PMI is estimated at 0.5% of your loan balance each year. Monthly
PMI is calculated by multiplying your starting loan balance by this percent and
dividing by 12. When the equity in your home exceeds the percentage required
for PMI, your PMI payment drops to zero. Please note that this is only an estimate
of your actual PMI. The amount you may be required to pay may be higher or lower
than our estimate.
Number of Points Paid
The total number of points paid to reduce the interest rate of your mortgage.
Each point costs 1% of your mortgage balance.
Other Closing Costs
Estimate of all other closing costs for this loan. This should include filing
fees, appraiser fees and any other miscellaneous fees paid.
Other Loan Payments
Any other installment loan payments, such as student loans or unsecured loans.
PITI Annual Income
Percentage
Not shown. This is the percentage of your annual income your financial institution
allows you to use for your "Principal, Interest, Tax and Insurance" payment
for your home. The default rate is 28%.
Property Tax Rate
Your property tax rate. 1% for a $100,000 home equals $1,000 per year in property
taxes.
Purchase Price
The price
of the home you wish to purchase. This is the actual price you'll pay, not including
any closing costs.
Qualify Amount
Shown as "Total monthly payment." This is the total amount you qualify
for per month. This amount is the total of "Principal, Interest, Tax and
Insurance" for your home.
Show Schedule By Month
Display the payment schedule by month when you press the "View Report" button.
Show Schedule By
Year
Display the payment schedule by year when you press the "View Report" button.
Term In Years
The number of years over which you will repay this loan. The most common mortgage
terms are 15 years and 30 years.
Total Annual Income
Debt Percentage
Not shown. This is the percentage of your annual income your financial institution
allows you to use for debt installment payments. This includes car payments,
credit card payments, other loan payments and your "Principal, Interest,
Tax and Insurance" payment for your home. The default rate is 36%.
Total Closing
Costs
Total upfront costs to close your loan. This is the total of your loan origination
fee, points paid and other closing costs.
Total For Down Payment
Total funds remaining, after closing costs, for down payment.
Total Monthly Payment
Total monthly payment that
you can qualify for. This is the total of principal, interest, taxes and insurance
paid each month. Often called PITI.
Information
and interactive calculators are made available to you as self-help tools
for your independent use and are not intended to provide investment advice.
We can not and do not guarantee their applicability or accuracy regarding
your individual circumstances. All examples are hypothetical and are for
illustrative purposes. We encourage you to seek personalized advice from
qualified professionals, at the credit union or elsewhere, regarding all
personal finance issues.
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