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We know Swift have over the last years increased their interest rates and I think decreased it once....does anybody have the dates of the increases/decreases...they state they are in line with Libor, but I seem to remember they increased them on the back of Bank Of England rates !!! I want to check them against Libor and BOE changes....
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Just some info about Swift and their interest rates.
I challenged JOhn Webster a told him that Swift were increasing their interestt rates every time Libor rate went up...........when they obtained their funding at a fixed capped rate....so any increase did not affect their cost of that funding......therefore increasing the interest on their loand agreements was just another way of making more money by forcing borrowers to pay more.
This was his reply
Dear Mr sparkie
Thank you and we shall of course co-operate with any proper authority by whom we are contacted.
It's disappointing to note however that you are unable to admit that your allegations and assumptions that our funding was at a fixed rate were completely incorrect.
Yours sincerely,
John Webster.
But what it says in their accounts is this
"The company has entered into interest rate cap contract to provide a hedge against increases in interest rates"
The word "hedge" in this context means ..."a protection" against interest rises..
can't be clearer than that. If LIBOR rate goes up it does not affect Swifts borrowing their rate stays the same....if it goes down their rate stays the same.
That is why they never lower it................BUT they allways put it up
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Hi 42man. Is it possible for you to point me in the direction of somewhere I can work out the APR on my mums agreement with these animals? I found a website but its in dollars and I think the US way of working out the apr is different to the UK. If you know of a spreadsheet template or such as well I would be grateful. Thanks.
Hi 42man. Is it possible for you to point me in the direction of somewhere I can work out the APR on my mums agreement with these animals? I found a website but its in dollars and I think the US way of working out the apr is different to the UK. If you know of a spreadsheet template or such as well I would be grateful. Thanks.