Tree.com Announces 2010 Guidance CNNMoney.com (press release)
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 10, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tree.com, Inc. (Nasdaq:TREE) today released full year 2010 revenue and earnings guidance. The Company expects continued growth in its new consumer verticals, specifically Education and Home Services, as well as additional growth in Real Estate which positively impacts this guidance. Additionally, the Company has identified cost efficiencies that will be realized by reorganizing certain processes and eliminating certain duplicative cost structures, principally combining Tree's call center functions into one centrally managed organization and reducing redundant network and corporate staff roles. As a result of this cost rationalization, Tree.com expects to decrease annualized compensation costs by approximately $5.5 million and facilities and overhead costs by $3.0 million.
Doug Lebda, Chairman and CEO of Tree.com, stated, "We are pleased to see signs of stability in the real estate and mortgage markets and continue to be encouraged by our new verticals. We expect to see a decline in refinance originations in 2010, particularly after the record setting first half of 2009. However, improving demand from our network lenders, continued agent growth in Real Estate and a full year of results from our recently acquired Education and Home Services businesses should enable us to grow our top-line revenue if the mortgage market remains stable."
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Can someone explain a daily compounded mortgage to me?
I got a mortgage on 1/24/07. Bank said our first payment was due on 4/12. I have paid on time (early actually) every month and the first 2 months payments went entirely to interest. Every mortgage amortization calculator I've found says that SOMETHING should be applied to interest. When I called the bank (Wachovia), they said my interest is compounded daily.
Should I look to refinance somewhere else??
This explains how your interest rate works:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/periodic_interest_rate.asp
The more frequently your interest is calculated the more you will pay in interest for any given rate. Say you have a 10% mortgage for $1,000 (to make the maths easy). Your interest is $100 if you did the calculation, and paid, once a year. However if you did the calculation and paid every month, you would end up paying $1,104.70 over the year -- an effective annual interest rate of 10.47% You need to compare the effective annual interest rate (APR) when shopping for a new mortgage.
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