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  2. Endowment mortgage - Wikipedia

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    The fact that endowment mortgages were later found to have been systematically mis-sold probably explains this disjunction. [ 3 ] Regulation of investment advice and a growing awareness of the potential for regulatory action against the insurers lead to a reduction in anticipated growth rates down to 7.5% and eventually as low as 4% per annum.

  3. Endowment selling - Wikipedia

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    The with profits endowment policy was sold alongside an interest only mortgage. By only paying interest, mortgage repayments were kept low. By only paying interest, mortgage repayments were kept low. However, in addition the mortgage holder had to pay monthly premiums on their endowment which ran for the term of the mortgage, typically 25 years.

  4. Interest-only loan - Wikipedia

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    Many of these endowment policies were poorly managed and failed to deliver the promised amounts, some of which did not even cover the cost of the mortgage. This mis-selling, combined with the poor stock market performance of the late 1990s, has resulted in endowment mortgages becoming unpopular.

  5. Why your mortgage gets sold, and what you can do about it

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    Before your mortgage is sold, you’ll receive notice about the new servicer. Federal law dictates that you must receive a notice about the change at least 15 days before the switch. Then, within ...

  6. Secondary mortgage market: What it is and how it works - AOL

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    Mortgage lenders make money in the secondary market when they sell a loan. Selling a mortgage gives the lender access to liquid capital, which allows them to write new mortgages and sell them ...

  7. UBS to pay $1.4 billion for selling toxic mortgages prior to ...

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    The Justice Department announced on Monday that UBS has agreed to pay $1.4 billion in penalties for allegedly defrauding investors by selling mortgage-backed securities that blew up during the ...