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Credit Guide Blog 3 July 2008

3 July 2008

Robert Milnes and Risk Based Pricing

Posted by James Breen at 7/3/2008 7:57:00 PM

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Risk-Based Pricing (RBP) and Mortgage Rates. Risk Based Pricing is quite simply, a pretty complex topic…so over a series of posts (I was going to throw up one long post but could hear heads hitting keyboards after trying to read the first 5 pages) I'm going to break down how each of these general factors and subsets effect program, interest rate and pricing for potential borrowers. The opening cited** content below is paraphrased from Wikipedia.  The driving reason for using this source is ..>>.

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Our results show a typical Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for each credit card. A lendera s APR is used in conjunction with a system called risk based pricing. This means that they assess each individuala s circumstances and credit history before deciding what rate to offer the individual. However, if they quote a typical APR they have to give this to at least 66% of people that apply for it, so by law there is a reasonable chance an applicant will get the rate stated.


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