With the bond yield adjustment, what are variable interest loan payment changes looking like?
Does anyone know what % of current loans are variable rate?
With forebearances, some of the loans are adjusting the payment rate up, and keeping the same term on the loan. Any idea what % of these loans are going to get this upward adjustment?
How do I keep an eye on the "stealth" liquidity adjustments treasury and/or the fed are pumping into bonds to drive down yields without making "policy changes" ?
What % of loans do you guys think will fail, and how much pain will there be before the fed starts QE jumbo? Will bank stocks tumble before fed support steps in? Will house prices take a hit?
Will there be mortgage debt forgiveness proposed the same way student loan debt forgiveness is proposed?
If there is, then that would create the Mother of all Moral Hazards.
I'd go out and get a 120% down loan and just wait for the next 'forgiveness' to come around. So will the bank.
Over 100 million other people will do the same damn thing. @G36