Category: Loans

06/06/06

Permalink 12:49:51 pm, Categories: Loans, 87 words   English (US)

REFINANCE YOUR CAR

There is a lot you can do to take advantage of the existing low interest rates. Refinancing your car loan is one of them. It is quite easy to refinance a car loan because there are no appraisals required, most lenders will rely on values from the "Kelley Blue Book", the used-car pricing guide. Credit unions are one place to check, another would be on the World Wide Web (WWW). Websites like E-trade, peoplefirst.com and other mortgage sites are now looking to get in the game.

05/06/06

Permalink 09:23:23 am, Categories: Loans, 120 words   English (US)

GETTING THE BEST DEAL

Getting the best deal on your mortgage is not as hard as it sounds; a little shopping around in town or on the internet will lead you in the right direction. However if you don’t have the time to do all that then you can walk right up to the nearest mortgage broker and they will do all the searching for you. Most banks are quite prepared to negotiate on the advertised interest rate; others will roll legal and closing costs. It is important to evaluate and see which will leave you with the most money in your pocket. Again it’s important to shop around because interest rates vary and this may adversely affect your long term goals

05/03/06

Permalink 05:11:28 am, Categories: Loans, 175 words   English (US)

CREDIT LINES

Renovations need not worry you as much as there are several options available in the market that will ease any cash crunch you maybe going through. Most people opt to pay for renovations using their savings. This may sound like a good option but in reality you would be eating into your retirement or even denying yourself the financial cushion savings may provide. Other options available include loans and credit lines, to pick the between the two all you have to do is understand which would be better suited to your needs. Credit lines come in two forms; secured and unsecured, and can be accessed using banking instruments such as cheques, credit cards or at your local bank branch. Once you have been pre-qualified for credit you need not use all the money instead you can only use what you need and that is what interest will be charged on, e.g. If you qualify for $25,000/- you can do all your renovations say for $18,000/- , this way you would only have to pay interest on the $18,000/-.

05/02/06

Permalink 04:15:43 am, Categories: Loans, 170 words   English (US)

A.R.M’s AND FIXED LOANS

A time comes when we are at a point where we want to buy a home of our own. The major

decision we would have to make is which type of mortgage would best suit our situation.

There are two types of mortgages: a fixed mortgage and an ARM mortgage. A fixed mortgage

like its name suggests has its interest rate fixed through out the mortgage period while an

ARM (adjustable rate mortgage) has an interest rate which is adjusted or changes after a

certain period. ARM’s initially attract a lower interest compared to a fixed mortgage but

the rate changes after an introductory period say three years at which point the rate is

usually higher than that of a fixed mortgage. ARMs are best suited to people whose income is

expected to grow in the near future e.g. a person who has started out on a career and

expects his or her income to grow over the years would be best suited for a such a mortgage.

04/10/06

Permalink 11:19:40 am, Categories: Loans, 265 words   English (US)

MORTGAGE TERMINOLOGIES

A mortgage is a loan applied for so as to pay for the purchase of a home. A specific criterion comes about when trying to acquire a mortgage and it is advisable to seek consultation before you apply for a mortgage. Mortgage repayment period is usually over several years. A Mortgage is considered a big commitment, understanding and familiarizing yourself with the financial jargon goes a long way in helping you come to an informed decision. Three things come to mind when i think of mortgages; Interest rates, Closing costs and Points. Your loan provider makes his money over the years by charging you a percentage of money over the amount already borrowed that they call interest rate. As far as mortgages are concerned, the interest is 'front-loaded' meaning that the payments you make during the first years all goes towards the interest. Paying an amount of money can lower interest rates, this amount of money paid is known as a point. One percent of the loan amount is usually equivalent to one point. Read the fine print of the mortgage agreement very carefully. Lenders or loan providers might inform you that they offer low interest rates, but what they do not disclose is that you will have to pay points to be eligible to get those lower interest rates. Closing costs is an amount of money paid by both the buyer and seller when about to buy the home from the real estate company. It is a matter of law to be informed of the closing costs before hand, so be informed and inquire.

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