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Peter Kenny
Member since 26th October 2005
Peter Kenny has been writing financial articles for the last five years and offers great advice on credit cards and loans. More information can be found at creditcards-gb and moneywize

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Taking out life insurance can take some time to find out what kind of coverage is available. Life insurance is understandably very often avoided by many people but the importance of this type of insurance should not be avoided. The use of life insurance i...
Mortgage repayment calculator tools provide the accuracy that you need to determine if you can really afford to refinance your mortgage now or if it would be better to wait until a later date. The use of mortgage calculators has recently increased due ...
The use of mortgage fees can be confusing but with a little bit of effort you can easily reduce the costs. Start by looking at the mortgage fees or costs; what fees are legitimate, and what fees you should be wary of, with a few lessons of wise financing ...
Copyright (c) 2008 Peter Kenny Private mortgage insurance solves the down payment problem but creates two new problems. Your monthly payments will be larger and on top of that it is not tax deductible. Fortunately, there is more than one way to get y...
Understanding the basic principles behind a loan can save new borrowers a lot of stress and make the borrowing process easier. This article will explore some of those loan basics. A consumer loan is simply when a financial institution lends you money w...
There are many types of loans available and the nuances of some can be confusing, but one thing is certain: all loans are either secured loans or unsecured loans. This article will examine some of the issues that you can expect to face when applying for a...
Many people ask this question and for different reasons. Some of the reasons for wanting a higher credit limit are good and sensible reasons. Others are not. Let's look at some of the issues involved with changing your credit limit. Your credit limit i...
Credit card rewards are bonuses that you receive as you use your card. In general, the more you use the card the more points or rewards you get from the company. When you are shopping for a card that offers rewards one of the first things you need to d...
As mentioned in an early article, there are two types of credit cards: secured and unsecured. This article will explore some of the issues of secured credit cards. What is a secured credit card? A secured card is a credit card that requires you to d...
There are two basic credit card types: secured and unsecured. This article explores some of the issues associated with unsecured credit cards. First, what is an unsecured credit card? An unsecured credit card is a card (and credit line) that does not r...
Today, more so than ever, credit card companies are allowing cash advances to their customers. Not all credit cards will allow this, but many of them do. While it is tempting to use this service at times, consumers should be very careful before taking tha...
Credit card companies are in the business of making money. It really is that simple. They earn their money through two principle methods. One is through the finance charges that they levy when you make purchases on the card, and the other method is th...
Whether you are shopping for a new credit card or wondering about the one that you may already have, knowing how to calculate the finance charge applied to that card is important. First, however, it is equally important to know what finance charges really...
When you begin looking for the credit card that will fit you needs there are several things that you will want to look into. Included in this list are issues such as the annual percentage rate (APR), cash advance rates and fees, annual fees for using the ...
APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate. It is one of the most important numbers that you will find on a credit card application or statement. The reason it is important is because this number determines how much interest you will have to pay on any charges...