In September I bought a house for 255K. After down payment the mortgage principle is 242K, 30 year term, 5.87%. In October I sold my other property and now have 175K payment I want to make towards my mortgage.
I want to know if I’m better off making a large lump sum [...]

Can someone please tell me how to solve this question? I know the answer is ,049.20 but I don’t know how to get that. Thanks!
The Bandon family buys a house for 5,000 in Saskatoon. To avoid a mortgage loan insurance by CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation), they make a 30% down payment and amortize [...]

Hi folks,
I’m in the process of attempting to finance an aircraft buy. Because this aircraft is right around the minimum amount most finance companies will finance at all, price-wise, I’m the quandary of either having to go cash on it or finance a higher amount aircraft. I have the cash but do not wish to [...]

If you require a 9 percent return on your investments, which would you prefer?
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B.) ,000 five years from now
C.) ,000 per year for 15 yrs
2. The Mutual Assurance and Life Company is offering an insurance policy under either of the following two terms:
A. Make a series of 12 payments of [...]

Loan Balance After Chapter 13 Payoff?

I filed a Chapter 13 in 2007 due to multiple problems with my mortgage company. Last fall, my house burned down and the insurance covered the loss. We rebuilt in the same place and I used a part of the contents coverage money to pay off my Chapter 13 early. I had a small personal loan that was included in the BK (because everything has to be included, even good accounts) and the trustee sent them a lump sum payment of the loan balance principal plus interest (a lower rate than my loan was written with). The loaning party used the money to pay off accrued and what they considered past due interest and late fees and left me with nearly all the principal balance still “due” and began dunning me for payments. Am I obligated to continue making these payments since they already got enough money from me to pay off the principal plus a reduced interest rate? I cannot ask an attorney due to major non performance issues with the attorney who filed my BK.

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