Blended rate

Blended rate
A blended rate is the weighted average interest rate of a loan that charges one rate for part of the debt, and another rate for another part of the debt.

Blended Rates
Several definitions, two of which are listed: 1) Organization mortality rates that are based, in part, on a group's own experience and in part on manual rates.

blended rate
rate in an assumable mortgage (also a wraparound mortgage combining a first and second mortgage), combining the old, below market rate and the new higher rate.

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Blended Rate
Definition: When refinancing a loan, the blended rate is the rate higher than the rate of the old loan, but lower than the interest rates of new loans.

Blended Rate
Interest rate of a blended loan, which exceeds the rate on the old loan but is less than the rate on new loans.

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Blended Rate. The interest rate on a new loan that is higher than the existing rate but lower than the market rate.

blended rate mortgage
The new interest rate when an existing property loan is refinanced and extended. The rate becomes a weighted average of the previous and new interest rates.

Blended Rate (business term)
Interest Method (in accounting)
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blended rate "A rate offered by a lender, somewhere between a previous rate and a new loan rate.",, blind entries The bookkeeping entries that show debits and credits but neglect to record other essential information.

Do they know the cost of a blended rate of an 80/20 piggie back vs. the cost of a single note in real rate paid?

cannot be cashed before the specified redemption date, and pay interest at a fixed rate. The interest is different each year throughout the term normally on an upward trend. For comparison against a normal GIC you need to know the blended rate.

See also: Expense, Banks, Refinance, Saving, Blanket mortgage