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ABN AMRO Mortgage Company

The ABN AMRO Mortgage Company began its life way back in 1824 by a Royal Decree of King Willem I of the Netherlands. At that time it was called Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij (Netherlands Trading Society, NTS). After the merger with Twentsche Bank, in 1964, NTS changed its name to Algemene Bank Nederland (ABN Bank). Following the merger with Amro (Amsterdam-Rotterdam) Bank in 1991, ABN changed its name to ABN AMRO. ABN AMRO Mortgage Group, Inc. is an indirect subsidiary of ABN AMRO Bank N.V. It is one of the world's largest banks with a presence in more than 3,400 locations in over 60 countries and territories. They have been committed to helping people realize the dream of home ownership for over 100 years, and with ABN AMRO Mortgage, it's faster and easier than ever for potential borrowers to make that dream a reality.

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ABN AMRO's signature loan product is the Guaranteed OneFeeSM Mortgage, which eliminates the worry of numerous, unexpected fees at closing by giving you one single upfront quote on your closing cost that is guaranteed not to increase once you lock your interest rate. (The interest rate and OneFeeSM are guaranteed for the rate lock period chosen at the time you lock your interest rate.) The OneFee Mortgage is available in the following types from ABN AMRO:

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Loans Funded by ABN AMRO Mortgage Company

  • 30 Year Fixed Rate Loans
  • 15 Year Fixed Rate Loans
  • 5/1 Interest Only Adjustable Rate Mortgages
  • 5/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgages
  • 3/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgages
  • Home Equity Loans
  • Home Equity Lines of Credit
  • Debt Consolidation Loans
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Recent ABN AMRO Mortgage Company News

ABN AMRO has recently acquired the Italian lender Banca Antonveneta. The acquisition is turning into the first successful bid by a foreign bank for an Italian one and follows a year long takeover battle. As of April 3, 2006 ABN AMRO owned shares equal to 98.894% of Banca Antonveneta. In line with Italian regulations, Banca Antonveneta was delisted from the Italian stock exchange effective 6 April 2006, the first trading day following the payment day. ABN AMRO is the owner of several banking companies and plans to offer banking services, including internet services, to sparsely populated areas of the Netherlands by joining forces with Dorpspunt, an initiative aimed at safeguarding services and facilities in small villages. What makes Dorpspunt unique is that it offers social, public and commercial services. This highlights ABN AMRO's commitment to community. Unfortunately they have also raised their rates of late.

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Bradford Mortgage is not directly affiliated with any mortgage broker or lender and cannot make any guarantee as to the lender affiliation of any broker or agent which contacts you. Company information on our site is for informational purposes only.

This site is not a broker and does not collect or solicit mortgage applications. Content is for informational or comparison purposes only. Services are not available in New York. Products and services may not be available in all other states.

Loan Type
State
Zip Code
Type of Loan Rate*        APR*
5 Year ARM
5.821%
5.033%
15 Year Fixed
5.243%
5.288%
30 Year Fixed
5.729%
5.717%
Home Equity Loan
7.420%
5.740%
HELOC
6.305%
6.990%
*Rate & APR Based on The Bradford Index
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