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Sometimes what's good for the 1 person isn't good for everyone. For example, if a bank starts giving out 0% interest 100 year mortgages (with some fine print t
by cj 6y ago
Sometimes what's good for the 1 person isn't good for everyone.
For example, if a bank starts giving out 0% interest 100 year mortgages (with some fine print that gives them some obscure revenue source to make it possible for them to make such an appealing offer) the bank should still get in trouble in my opinion if the consumer isn't informed about how they're getting such an amazing deal, because you're removing the consumer's ability to make an informed decision.
- ehejsbbejsk 6y agoI know what you want to say but that’s an awfully bad example. I would take out that loan 10 times over.
- ac29 6y agoSo would everyone else, and it would massively push up the price of housing. I think that was the point.
- jellicle 6y agoI believe for this example to be correct, the bank would also be hiding in its documentation that you have to pay an annual $100,000 mortgage paperwork fee for this 0% loan.