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01st August 2009
Thanks to Obama’s signature on the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act, your credit card company absolutely has to give you a 45 day notice before raising your interest rates. The downfall to this great news is that credit card... Read >
Author: Kandice15th June 2009
If you are in the market for the most affordable loan to purchase your next car, truck, SUV, motorcycle, RV, or other motor vehicle, do not settle for outrageous interest rates or terms that are unreasonable. There are special lenders online who offer sav... Read >
Author: Amanda Hash02nd March 2009
Credit cards have excellent advantages. They allow you to build credibility, which when done responsibly allows you to purchase major investments such as vehicles and homes with low interest rates.
But what happens when you’re in credit card debt. I... Read >
Author: chaoticconformity24th February 2009
Credit cards have excellent advantages. They allow you to build credibility, which when done responsibly allows you to purchase major investments such as vehicles and homes with low interest rates.
But what happens when you’re in credit card debt. I... Read >
Author: chaoticconformity18th February 2009
For individuals that are searching for a way to better maintain their balance a low rate credit card is the answer. This will allow you to pay a small amount every month and is based on the current money you owe on the card. If you have a low interest rat... Read >
Author: Albin23rd January 2009
College students who accrue extreme amounts of unsecured debt during their college years could be paying it off long after they graduate. In fact, some many recent college graduates often find themselves knee deep in debt. Not only do they now have a huge... Read >
Author: Lender41120th January 2009
A repossession on your credit report is a very severe mark. It will cause you to pay outrageous interest rates and big down payments.
It will remain on your report for seven years. Additionally it will make it difficult to be approved for any new lines... Read >
Author: dmoskel17th January 2009
Everyone wants financial freedom, the ability to have their money work for them not only today but also into the future. Unfortunately many people have one big obstacle sitting squarely in the way of achieving this goal. Bad credit card debt, which in ess... Read >
Author: Andrew Bicknell17th January 2009
When your creditors are calling day and night and your mail box is full of letters threatening your financial ruin your best choice may be consolidating your debt to gain some breathing room. The stress of large amounts of debt wear on you day and night, ... Read >
Author: Andrew Bicknell16th January 2009
If you've got overwhelming financial problems staring you in the face there is a good chance that credit card debt is the primary reason. Are they nearly maxed out with outrageous interest rates and minimum payments that barely pay the balance down? Do yo... Read >
Author: Andrew Bicknell03rd December 2008
If you need money but don’t have a good credit history, then you may qualify for a car title loan. A car title loan is basically a secured loan where you put your vehicle up for collateral. There are many lenders of such loans found across the country.... Read >
Author: Charlie Merfies09th September 2008
If you have a bad credit rating and are then declined for a credit card or loan its likely that by being declined, your credit rating will drop even further. This is a very vicious and frustrating circle to be in. And it can be very hard to know what to d... Read >
Author: AJ Price22nd August 2008
Credit debt is very familiar in the universe of credit cards. Credit card debts are a huge stress factor, and most of the times they lead to dire or extreme situations. There is no such thing as immunity to card debts, because even young people like stude... Read >
Author: Alitsa Neuyo23rd May 2008
You might think that used car finance simple involves a dealer, a bank or other lender, and a down payment on the part of the buyer. That is how it works in some cases, but it gets much more creative than that. Let's look at a real life example, and see w... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman15th May 2008
Deadbeat. The term is referenced in the dictionary as “One who tries to evade paying debts”. Even Black’s Law Dictionary defines the term as “A person who does not pay debts or financial obligations”. So is may surprise you to learn that the ... Read >
Author: True Debt Advisor29th April 2008
Anyone who has bad credit due to some misfortune at one time or another in their life knows the difficulty that comes with trying to get a credit card. Even if they are currently in a great job, making payments on time to everyone else, it can still be qu... Read >
Author: Michael Strauss02nd April 2008
Credit repair – importance of good credit in today’s lending market
With the lending industry going through a recession this past year, having perfect credit may not guarantee your qualification for financing anymore...bad credit certainly will deny ... Read >
Author: Alena Kota27th June 2007
Do you hear it? That's the call of the open road. Are you itching to answer that call from the seat of a new motorcycle?
Heading for the motorcycle dealership with nothing more than a bad case of wanderlust and an empty wallet can lead to big payments... Read >
Author: Xeal07th April 2007
Filing for bankruptcy used to have a stigma attached to it, but these days, a filing is so common that few people think about it anymore. Thousands of Americans file for bankruptcy each and every year.
The reasons for a bankruptcy filing can be many -... Read >
Author: Charles Essmeier01st April 2007
What makes these auto finance companies loan sharks? They feed off of inexperienced buyers or someone that doesn’t read the “fine print” in their auto loan agreements. Their most frequent victims are customers who are desperate to qualify for an a... Read >
Author: Tag Craig26th January 2007
You may find student loan repayment notices filling up your mailbox when you’ve finally completed your education. These notices may or may not be from the same lender, and may also be for more than one degree from different universities. If you are in t... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton15th November 2006
There are few things that can affect your financial future more than a bad credit rating. It could prevent you from qualifying for a home, from buying a new car or force you to pay outrageous interest rates. If you are just breaking into the world of fi... Read >
Author: Bill Haddon23rd July 2006
Bank car loans are regulated. This is the most important fact that you will ever take from this article. This is to say that the interest rate charged for the vehicle loan can only be so much annually and no more. This is not to say that banks will give y... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny09th June 2006
One of the most important parts of your financial well being is your credit score. The higher it is the easier it is to qualify for loans, lines of credit and credit cards. A high credit score will also allow you to qualify for lower interest rates for al... Read >
Author: Andrew Bicknell31st August 2005
Having a hard time paying your bills? Can't seem to catch up and get out of debt? Debt Consolidation Loans might be the answer for you and your debt problems.
Debt consolidation is the best option if you are in financial difficulty. It helps you get ... Read >
Author: Suvadip Das10th August 2005
By: Carrie Reeder
Millions of consumers across the globe are searching for a way out of debt. Credit card bills, loans, and other unsecured debts have left many people unable to meet their monthly expenses. If you have found yourself in this position... Read >
Author: Carrie Reeder10th August 2005
By: Carrie Reeder
For millions of homeowners, refinancing is the perfect way to consolidate debts. You can consolidate your debts, eliminate outrageous interest rates and fees, and make one low monthly payment. Credit cards, medical bills, and uns... Read >
Author: Carrie Reeder31st July 2005
You just finished high school and realize you have two months to work and save up for your very expensive post secondary education. Your parents are willing to help you out a bit, you have a very impressive $4.32 stashed in your savings account, and you ... Read >
Author: Ron swerdfiger
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