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It is important to note that the average loan for residential properties is amortized over a fixed period of time. For example, a 30 year fixed loan is amortized over a 30 year period. This means that your monthly payments are the same every month, but the portion that goes to interest decreases and the portion that goes to principle increases as you pay back your mortgage. The first mortgage payment you make is almost entirely interest, where as your last mortgage payment is almost entirely principle.
Credit Cards vs. Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC's)
Interest rates on Credit Cards are almost 3 times as much as the National Average on a HELOC. The following chart shows you the monthly payments of principle and interest you pay on your credit cards vs. what you would be paying if you consolidated your debt to a low interest rate HELOC with JD Consolidated Real Estate.
The following calculation assumes that you place the same monthly payment on your credit card towards your HELOC, showing how quickly you will pay the loan off, and how much interest you will be saving in the long run.
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