loan, so, maybe, 580,000 if they were only paying interest.

The loan carries 5.5 interest.

The loan bears an 8 interest.

He paid the loan with interest.

You can also take an interest only loan, but the component of the interest is the same.

This loan will carry very heavy interest.

She paid seven percent interest on the loan.

You're assuming interest only loans.

loan, because this isn't a traditional loan, an interest only loan but for the sake of this presentation, how it's different than a mortgage backed security, the important thing to realize is that the bank would have kept the loan.

Remember, this is the annual interest rate but this is an overnight loan.

A bank says, OK, sure, I'll give you a 500,000 home equity loan, and in exchange, get 8 interest on that loan.

And then that first loan shrinks to 50 only and then that second loan shrinks to 50.

It'll have some interest rate, let me make something up, maybe it's a 7 loan.

Her only interest is the accumulation of money.

So zero coupon essentially means they're not paying interest until they pay off the whole loan.

We're the only legitimate representatives of the public interest.

But for the most part they're interest only loans.

Didn't you say that surviving is your only interest?

There's only one target of interest in this sector

My only interest is the protection of my people.

So if I take a loan from someone, I owe them interest, or I have to pay them back the actual value of the loan one day.

And let's say you still owe pretty close to 150 thousand on the loan to the bank your loan might have even been an interest only loan but even after a year or two you're probably not going to pay down the balance of your loan too much it might be like 140 thousand, or 145 thousand

So what they say is, Sal, we're only going to give you this loan, but this loan has to be backed.

Because this 500,000 loan is not an unsecured loan.

And this new loan is the most senior loan.

The math is a little bit more difficult with that, so what we're going to do in this case is assume that I only pay the interest portion, and at the end of the loan I pay the whole loan amount.

Some of which is interest, some of which is principle, but it's the same amount you're going to pay every month to pay down that loan plus interest.

Can a bank just continue issuing loans and checking accounts indefinitely and essentially collecting the difference in the interest between the interest it gets on the loan and the interest it gives on the checking account?

So 900 loan.

Whose loan out?

Corporate loans tend to be for simplicity purposes, interest only loans.

When I did it using simple interest, I only owe 200.

And you've only got about four days of interest in Dallas.

Let's say this loan, the loan from Bank B to

Or enough of a loan to pay off that loan.

So I have a loan, 100 loan. That's my asset.

Pay off the old loan, and get a new loan.

In this situation, you take your payment, you discount it by your monthly interest rate, you get the loan amount.

These people, Loan C, they say, we're not going to give you a new loan, you can't pay this loan, because even if you sold these CDOs, you're only getting a 1 for them.

I'm just going to say that we're doing an interest only mortgage.

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