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Are there any amortized home mortgage loans where the monthly payments are distributed equally between interest and principal?

Are there any type of home mortgage loans where the amortized monthly payments are equally distributed towards the interest and principal? I understand this would violate the current formulas used to ...
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Are banks willing to lend money to one-man APP startups?

I am one person building a social-media-ish APP. I am 2 years along. Let's say that it's 90% finished. How do you get a bank to lend you money for this APP?
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Are demand and time deposit accounts really loans _to_ the bank?

Borrowers pay interest to borrowees any time they take out a loan. The Government even pays interest when you "buy" it's notes and bonds. Banks, too, pay interest to deposit holders. Does ...
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Why the calculated cost of a loan is less than expected? Is the bank working at a loss?

Let's say I want to borrow $1000 from a bank at an interest rate of 12% per year, for one year. The number of payments in this case is equal to 12 (one year * months per year) and the interest rate ...
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How does “Velocity Banking” actually work?

I’ve seen this mentioned a few times now in various financial articles, but it smells like some kind of “system” a gambling addict would come up with to “beat the house”. Doing a web search on it, I ...
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Could a bank take out a loan from another bank?

It costs a lot of money to start a bank from the ground up, for obvious reasons. To get this starting capital, unless the person starting the bank is already wealthy enough to pay for it themselves, ...
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How do banks balance the books after a borrower defaults on loan repayment? [closed]

Buyer gets a 10k loan to buy a tractor from Seller. In the banks' books: Buyer Assets Liabilities 10k deposit 10k repayment later Bank Assets Liabilities 10k repayment later 10k deposit for Buyer ...
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Why do business loan interest rates vary that much?

this might be a very basic and stupid question, but I've just recently started considering bank loans for my business (Covid...) and I have no experience with this world whatsoever. I've noticed that ...
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Can I use my lot as security on a credit line?

I purchased an empty lot next to my house. I'm very glad to have it, but I did naively think that perhaps that I could use this lot as something like a credit card. Using it as collateral for a ...
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Have I correctly understood the logic of lending money to a bank? [closed]

Let's say that I am able to convince my local bank to borrow 1 Bitcoin from me today, with them allowed to hold it for at least a year before I am able to ask them to give it back. After a year, if I ...
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How does a bank lend your money while you have constant access to it?

How do banks / fintechs lend your money while you have constant access to it, ie. can withdraw at any moment? I assume there is some kind of liquidation pool, but how exactly is that managed with ...
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Question for Xenith (Eikon) Expert - Is the following data available...?

In the ''Universe'' tab are many different options: Government and Corporate Bonds, Equities, Funds, Indices, Equity & Index Derivatives, Companies/Issuers, Commodities, FX & Money, Benchmarks ...
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Can banks charge a lower interest rate for loans than for their fixed term savings account and still make profit?

A friend of mine got a loan of 1,000,000 at an interest rate of 10.6% per year for three years and then deposited that 1 million at 3-year fixed-term non-accessible savings account with a return ...
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What are some rule of thumb criteria to choose loans?

When one wants to take on a loan, they can do so from multiple banks. There are also comparison websites that allow you to see various loan offers from each bank. Most of them use the annual ...
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Compounding Interest

How to calculate compounding interest and maturity value of recurring deposit. e.g. Mr A deposit $ 1000 per month in bank @ 5% p.a. for 5 years. Interest compound quarterly. How t0 calculate maturity ...
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