A little reality check
If you love taking tests -- and you're concerned about your mortgage -- then the National Foundation for Credit Counseling has just the thing for you: a Mortgage Reality Check quiz.
There's probably nothing here that will come as a big surprise. If you say you've got an adjustable-rate mortgage and you're staying up at nights worrying about the future because you think your credit is shot, it tells you to get help now.
On the other hand, it's a reminder for homeowners -- assuming the daily news isn't reminder enough -- to think carefully about what sort of mortgage they actually have.
Thanks to mortgage trainer Christopher Cruise for pointing it out.







Comments
Very useful tool...
Posted by: Bob | October 26, 2007 10:25 PM
Actually, this seems like a tool to drum up business for the National Foundation of Credit Counselors. I do not have an adjustable rate mortgage, have great credit, and make payments just fine. Yet if I changed my answers on just two questions, my results changed from "You do not appear to be at risk" to "Immediate advice or assistance is recommended." And my changes were not to questions like "missed any payments" but more innocuous ones. So this can be helpful but consider the source in your results.
Posted by: Addie | October 27, 2007 11:08 PM