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Yes, the certified accountant's term is fully-amortized. Each fixed payment includes an increasing share of principal and a decreasing share of interest. This a
by cardiffspaceman 4y ago
Yes, the certified accountant's term is fully-amortized. Each fixed payment includes an increasing share of principal and a decreasing share of interest. This applies whether the interest rate is fixed or not.
Also you always own the home as long as you are meeting the terms of the mortgage contract.
- alfiedotwtf 4y agoMind blown. How did Australians get it so wrong then :( Fixed for 30 years plus paying down the principal is genuinely mindblowing to me, especially at the fixed interest rates of last year.
- cardiffspaceman 4y agoThere are quite a few mortgages in the states that don't pay the principal until the end, but it creates drama at the end. Some friends of mine went that route and when the principal came due after 5 years, lots of assumptions turned out to be wrong and they had to sell to pay back the principal.
- alfiedotwtf 4y agoYikes. Yeah, that sounds like how normal fixed-interest works here :(