Update to the original 2013 version of 'The Interest Rate Solution'. Many home buyers and homeowners rely on research from others when buying or refinancing. Starting simply with the lowest rate can sometimes be more costly in the end. For example, an appraisal report is one of the key factors that can affect the interest rate if the appraisal doesn't justify the available equity in the home. What seems like a good choice today may actually limit your options in the future. The book includes an accurate technique to anticipate future interest rates. "Since 2003, I have saved in excess of $53k over the course of my mortgage, or about 28% of the total mortgage, by following the technique I describe in this book", says Brice. "This is information your mortgage lender or banker does not want you to know." The deluge of conflicting and deceptive information coming from the financial media and so-called 'experts', speaking from their advantageous points of view, contribute to a set of decision conflicts for the typical borrower, whether it is for a mortgage, or any interest rate sensitive product. It is essential that borrowers gather a basic understanding of what sources to use, what interpretations to make, and, most importantly, what historical trends are in place that will serve the borrower each and every year. This will save the borrower thousands of dollars for EVERY big financial decision from now on.
About the Author: Bronson Brice is a private technical/financial trader/advisor, a free-lance writer, and a former information technology professional for a major federal agency. He is a member of the Association of Technical Market Analysts and the Atlanta Market Technicians Association (MTA), a unit of a not-for-profit professional regulatory organization servicing over 3,400 market analysis professionals in over 70 countries around the globe. The MTA's main objectives involve the education of the public, the investment community and its membership in the theory, practice and application of technical analysis. This author has a previous background in advising small-to-large businesses in methods to improve their information efficiencies. He also had a role in advising state agencies on the methods necessary for managing their technology life-cycle strategies. Therefore, he has also paid close attention to the business-related aspects of his own home finances, considering them in the context of business cycle and trading opportunities. Bronson completed a Bachelor of Science in Commerce with a major in Economics from North Carolina Central University. He later studied at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, in the Master's of Business Administration program. He is also a former Navy division officer and department head in the U. S. Atlantic Fleet. He retired from the Naval Reserve following the completion of numerous duties at the Atlantic Fleet Command Headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, and, at the Chief, Naval Reserve Forces in New Orleans, Louisiana. He now lives in an Atlanta suburb.