The financing terms for the purchase will look like this:

$29 Billion @ 2.5%

10-Year Adjustable Rate 

Sweet deal huh? I'd certainly say so!

 

READ ON 

 

[Source: CNBC] 

 

5 Comments on More on the J.P. Morgan/Bear Stearns Deal

MAR
24
2008
156,279 Points 7 Featured Posts Outside Blog
I wish I could refinance my house for that rate at 10 years...this is such a scam I can't stand it.
4:40pm • #1
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Can you imagine what the interest even at 2.5% is on 29 billion dollars.  No wonder they are cutting their rate.  That is a sweet deal for the receiver.
4:45pm • #2
104,170 Points 9 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Team DiMuria: Michael Jackson is loosing his NeverLand Ranch to foreclosure...if only he could score a deal like this! 

Well, it's a nice bail-out for Bear. 

4:45pm • #3
104,170 Points 9 Featured Posts Outside Blog
Maria: Hmmm... $273,382,714.94?
4:48pm • #4
Somebody needs to check JPs credit scores...this would have to be a Stated Income Stated Assets, FHA loan...and sorry but that's not available for 100% financing....hehehe
4:50pm • #5

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