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But the lender dismissed the borrower (in the story) as "you're trying to use logic", which is at least as big a confusion (and inability reflect on the root of
by SilasX 7y ago
But the lender dismissed the borrower (in the story) as "you're trying to use logic", which is at least as big a confusion (and inability reflect on the root of the disconnect).
- nsfyn55 7y agoThe borrower is sort of using logic, but because of his extreme level of entitlement he fails to understand his premises are flawed. Low rates are a function of your total risk not your perceived status as a responsible borrower. The lender is using logic(the refi equation was almost certainly devised and reviewed by a qualified actuary)
- SilasX 7y agoI know, I was only objecting to his attempt to resolve the confusion by saying "you're using logic". That's not the problem, and the lender should realize it and say something more productive. In case it wasn't clear, the original commenter was referencing this part: >>“I told the guy at the bank, ‘I’m trying to use logic here,’” Adler said in an interview. “And he said, ‘That’s your problem.’”
- nsfyn55 7y agoHe's not wrong. He should use actual logic rather than just trying.