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The loan program I’m considering has a rebate. How does the rebate work?

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The loan program I’m considering has a rebate. How does the rebate work?

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A. The lender is offering you a credit—or rebate—if you agree to accept an interest rate higher than the zero point interest rate. The rebate amount is based on the amount of the loan and the lender harnesses the rebate amount by collecting it in small increments over the life of the loan.

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The lender is offering you a credit—or rebate—if you agree to accept an interest rate higher than the zero point interest rate. The rebate amount is based on the amount of the loan and the lender harnesses the rebate amount by collecting it in small increments over the life of the loan.

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