Posted on: 29th Sep, 2009 11:28 pm
Can the lender change the interest charged on the mortgage?
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Once the contract is signed, lender can not change the interest without prior intimation.But it can be changed with mutual agreement.But lender can never charge more than prime lending rate + limit given by central bank.
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Once the contract is signed, lender can not change the interest without prior intimation.But it can be changed with mutual agreement.But lender can never charge more than prime lending rate + limit given by central bank.
keep in touch.....
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keep in touch....
thanks for the reply.
this thread ought to be dumped. steve, you claim to be an expert in some posts, and then a neophyte in others. what is the deal?
manoj's answer is meaningless, as it doesn't even address the chance that you're discussing a variable rate loan - but of course you didn't make any mention of that either.
and please, manoj...what is this "prime lending rate + limit given by central bank" thing?
please, both of you...if you are discussing something that is endemic to a country other than the united states, it needs to be stated plainly.
manoj's answer is meaningless, as it doesn't even address the chance that you're discussing a variable rate loan - but of course you didn't make any mention of that either.
and please, manoj...what is this "prime lending rate + limit given by central bank" thing?
please, both of you...if you are discussing something that is endemic to a country other than the united states, it needs to be stated plainly.
