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Having A Bad Credit

Posted by on Sep 9, 2013 |

It is very important to understand how your credit affects your ability to make purchases. Bad credit can affect your ability to make major purchases including a home or a vehicle. In some cases, it can prevent you from gaining employment. We have all heard of businesses that tell you bad credit isn’t a problem. However, that is not the reality of the situation. While they might be able to get you financing, you will pay a much higher interest rate due to having bad credit.n…

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Airline Credit Cards – Know What You’re Getting Into

Posted by on Sep 9, 2013 |

Choosing an airline credit card is not a matter to be taken lightly. Credit card companies offer many different reward programs, each with specific terms and conditions, however frequent flier programs are especially complex. Annual fees, mileage systems, redemption policies, expiration of miles; and this is only pulling the curtains back slightly. To make an informed decision, the following topics should be thoroughly reviewed.

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Refinancing Costs – What To Expect

Posted by on Sep 9, 2013 |

Refinancing your current mortgage is a wise financial decision if you can recoup the costs of a refi. An average refinancing deal, you can expect to pay between two and six percent of the loan amount if fees and points. On average if you can lower your interest rate by two points, then you will usually come out ahead in the end.

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Eliminate Credit Card Debt

Posted by on Sep 8, 2013 |

At this time many people have come to represent a social status, in essence many people believe that by dragging out their credit card upon making a purchase, they somehow are signifying their status within society.

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The Truth About Prepaid Credit Cards

Posted by on Sep 7, 2013 |

Prepaid credit cards have been around for over ten years now, although they are just now coming into the spotlight. Prepaid credit cards are basically credit cards backed by major credit card companies that offer you the ability to deposit money onto the card and then use it for purchases.

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The Perfect Package For Homeowners

Posted by on Sep 7, 2013 |

A personal loan is a great way to finance improvements on your house. In essence, the loans are used to maintain and often even increase the value of your home. You can use the money for repairs, a new kitchen or bathroom or for an extension, conservatory or loft conversion. Generally, any action that can be considered to increase the value of your property in such a way that it increases the expected sales value of the home can be deemed to be making home improvements so, if…

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Outsmart Your Broker: Avoid Paying Yield Spread Minimum

Posted by on Sep 6, 2013 |

If the rule of the jungle is survival of the fittest, the rule of the mortgage industry is success of the sharpest. To get the best value for your money, you have to outsmart, outguess, and outmaneuver your mortgage quoter. However, these three verbs are easier said than done. After all, if your mortgage quoter flourished in his or her chosen industry, then odds are, this person has outsmarted, outguessed, and outmaneuvered clients like you for years. In fact, it’s even possi…

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Used Car Loan Rate

Posted by on Sep 5, 2013 |

When it comes to your sued car loan rate, you will need to do a lot of research before you plan on settling. You will want to find the best auto finance rate to help you with your loan approval and with the payments. When it comes to rates, they are talking about the interest rate. The interest rate seems to be higher on a used car or with those who are considered a risk. You will need to find the average rate of the time and you need to find out what the annual percentage ra…

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Loan Refinancing- Is It A Good Option To Refinance?

Posted by on Sep 5, 2013 |

By refinancing an existing loan you can decrease the debt you owe by taking advantage of lower current interest rates. Whether it’s a student loan, home loan, or an auto loan, refinancing can often save you money. Refinancing is a good option for people with good credit or even for people with not so good credit. It can reduce a person’s debt by lowering monthly payments and it can increase or reduce the length of a loans term. Refinancing can also be claimed as a tax reducti…

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Credit Card Interest Rates 101

Posted by on Sep 4, 2013 |

So you just opened an envelope that contained a shiny piece of plastic with your name on it. Awesome … a bank or financial institution just gave you a line of credit! Before you start joyously swiping it on just about any cash register, take the time to read this article to understand the credit card interest rates.

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Home Equity Loans For The Self-Employed

Posted by on Sep 4, 2013 |

Those of you who are among the ranks of the self-employed may have already learned that it is more difficult to get a loan – let alone a home equity loan. The good news, though, is that it is possible. Here is some information and tips about how you can get a home equity loan if you are self-employed.

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Top 5 Tips For Managing That Student Loan

Posted by on Sep 3, 2013 |

On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed into law a budget reconciliation bill that will impact your student loans as a student and a graduate. The interest rate on any new student loans (Federal Stafford Loans) that you take out after July 1, 2006 will be fixed at 6.8%. Any student loans you have taken out prior to that date will remain at a variable rate.

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Credit Cards For People With Bad Credit

Posted by on Sep 2, 2013 |

When it comes to having bad credit ratings, or at least less than good credit ratings, it sure can make things a little tough financially to be able to do what you want. Many people today start getting into bad credit partly because of credit cards simply by taking full advantage of the “charge it” possibilities that a credit card gives you. A credit card – at least a certain kind, can actually help you to repair your credit – here’s how.

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