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Cost of Savings Index ~ GDW
COSI
(no longer exists as an index)
The new index is: Wells Fargo Cost of Savings Index (Wells Fargo COSI).
Formerly known as: Wachovia Cost of Savings Index (Wachovia COSI or W-COSI)
| Since the merger of Wachovia and World Savings the Wachovia family of companies
no longer uses the original COSI index for new mortgages.
The original COSI index (a.k.a. GDW
COSI or World Savings COSI) has been discontinued. The final COSI value {4.79} was released in September, 2007 for the month of August 2007.
Starting from August 1, 2007 Wachovia offers the new Wachovia Cost of Savings Index. In October 2008 Wachovia discontinued providing updates to the new Wachovia Cost of Savings Index rate to the public. It is still being provided for existing customers though (until they are migrated over to a new index). Starting from January 1, 2009, our ability to report and forecast the Wachovia Cost of Savings Index is limited. Definition of the original COSI
Both the original COSI (GDW COSI) and the W-COSI (Wachovia COSI) adjust monthly and have a one-month reporting lag. They are computed on the last day of each calendar month and are announced on or near the last business day prior to the fifteenth day of the following calendar month. |

COSI vs. 1-Yr CMT,
6-Month CD, 1991-2007 { Obtaining Permission to Reproduce }
| The Cost of Savings index considered to be among the most stable ARM indexes in the industry. It is one of the most widely used Option ARM loan indexes.
Many COSI-indexed ARMs often have minimum payment change caps (usually, up to 7.5% of minimum payment amount), as well as lifetime interest rate caps (usually, about 12%) but no periodic interest rate caps creating the possibility for negative amortization. Mortgage Professionals Offering COSI-indexed Loans: If you are looking for a COSI-indexed ARM and need more information or advice, we invite you to take advantage of our database of the most competitive lenders available. Just complete a short loan request form and the best lenders in your local area will contact you with their rates and fees. Wachovia COSI or CODI? Wachovia converts GDW COSI-indexed arms to the new Wachovia COSI. Historical Data: Mortgage-X compiles historical values for the indexes which are widely used on adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs):
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