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MOB PRESENTATION
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Rules for Traditional "MOB" Premium Calculations (cont.)
- The premium is not insured.
- The interest is not insured.
- The allocation of payment is first to accrued insurance premium(s), then to interest, and finally to outstanding principal. The premium is earned on a periodic basis but is never added to the outstanding principal balance.
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Illustration of Traditional MOB Premium
$10,000 Amt. Financed, 12 Monthly Payments, 12% Simple Interest
$1.00 per month per $1000, Level Payment - $894.11
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How does MOB compare with single premium net payoff coverage for the same transaction data?
- Results dependent on term of the transaction.
- Minimal difference in premium and interest charges for short-term transactions.
- Be sure to compare "apples and apples".
- Single Premium is using $.65/$100/yr which translates to $1.00 per $1000 per month at 12 months.
The effective monthly rate (EMR) will increase as the term increases.
EMR @ 12 months is $1.00 per $1000 per month
EMR @ 60 months is $1.06557 per $1000 per month
EMR @ 180 months is $1.07734 per $1000 per month
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