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I locked in at 3% when rates were through the floor. Makes no sense to pay off 3% money when you can easily beat that yourself. That’s comfortably below the threshhold for it making any sense to pay it off.
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Did I miss this?!
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What this topic covered in the last couple of days? Cuz this is pretty exciting to me!
Prospect Park West’s two-way bike lane is on a roll…
http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/33/16/33_16_sb_bike_lane_meeting.html?comm=1
DH/Pete,
Lech probably gave that loan officer the “stare” to get the 3%. our friendly faces would’ve yielded 20% rates
How will student loan interest rates be effected by the new healthcare bill which has as one of it’s major provisions; the government take over of a large portion of student loan administration and distribution?
sounds like the IRS will have a much tighter control over collecting on defaulted student loans through wage garnishment.
“m bringing a large bat to my accountant’s office, he’s due for a wooden enema.”
A woodie where the sun don’t shine.
3%? they’re at like 8 or 9 % now i think.
Lech, yeah, 3% is killer and not worth the hassle of HELOC deduction.
By more4less on April 15, 2010 3:32 PM
Legion, once one is in AMT status, one hasn’t benefited much at all on that bush tax relief that’ll disappear next yr – ie when the baseball bat is up your behind already, adding/removing a toothpick chunk of wood from the bat wont make much of a difference at all
M4L
so next year, I’m bringing a large bat to my accountant’s office, he’s due for a wooden enema.
3% student loan? where did you get that? I certainly hope my tax $$$ not subsidizing it.