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    New Month = New NAR

    Has anybody else noticed a slow decline in their NAR ( approx 0,05% per month ) over the last 3 or so months?

    I am thinking it is the new lower Interest Rate loans now appearing in the NAR calculations.

    Any other thoughts?
    Last edited by Saamee; 03-01-2019 at 02:28 PM.

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    New in collection loan .... That won't help my NAR

    Id Grade Type Term Rate* Flex Principal Opened Princ. recv. Int. recv.** Coll. end date***
    LN000-063-992 B2 Personal 60 months 19.10% 10% $50.00 04/04/2018 $2.58 $3.53 02/07/2019








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    Quote Originally Posted by humvee View Post
    New in collection loan .... That won't help my NAR

    Id Grade Type Term Rate* Flex Principal Opened Princ. recv. Int. recv.** Coll. end date***
    LN000-063-992 B2 Personal 60 months 19.10% 10% $50.00 04/04/2018 $2.58 $3.53 02/07/2019







    No...and if it is only partly recovered, it will make a difference for your after tax NAR if you cannot deduct the capital loss for tax purposes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saamee View Post
    New Month = New NAR

    Has anybody else noticed a slow decline in their NAR ( approx 0,05% per month ) over the last 3 or so months?

    I am thinking it is the new lower Interest Rate loans now appearing in the NAR calculations.

    Any other thoughts?
    The 25% flex on referred loans will start to take a chunk out of the NAR.

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