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What To Do If Your Business Loan is NOT Approved
by: Rebecca Game
What To Do If Your Business Loan is Not Approved Words that all business owners dislike hearing from a lender are, "Sorry, we just can't approve your loan." It's frustrating when your business loan is not approved, and it may feel like your business ideas are now a hopeless venture. Rather than letting those feelings of despair overcome you because your business loan was not approved, though... (read more)
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How Do I Qualify for a Business Loan?
by: Rebecca Game
Loans are the single most common source of funding, whether for purchasing a home, financing a business, paying off debt, or financing a college education. Before approaching a lender to see if you qualify for a loan, whether your credit scores are ideal or very poor, it's a good idea to understand as much as you can about the factors that a lender will take into consideration when evaluating y... (read more)
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When to Get a Second Mortgage
by: John Mussi
If you find yourself struggling to make ends meet, in need of some additional money for home repairs or home improvements, or just find that you have some financial need that you can't fulfill with your standard wages, you might want to consider taking out a second mortgage on your home. Of course, when many people think of a second mortgage they think of the scenario that's usually present... (read more)
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What To Do If Your Business Loan IS Approved
by: Rebecca Game
What To Do If Your Business Loan is Approved Your business loan is approved. Congratulations! It's one of the most exciting phone calls you can receive as a business owner. It means that your business has received the financing that you've desired for opening your new business or expanding your existing business. Obviously, a celebration is in order! However, before popping open that bottle ... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Mortgage Calculator
by: Ian Banister
Finding mortgage loan offers in the UK is not difficult. From newspaper advertisements to surfing the Internet, mortgage loans sporting low interest rates and additional benefits to entice borrowers to sign up are literally everywhere. But, when a mortgage offer claims that it can save 'x' amount over the competition, how can you be sure just how much it will save you when applied to your ow... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Personal Loans UK – Enter The World Of Abundance
by: Steve Clark
I do not draw a very large salary package, but have come up through a lot many grades. Apart from the other lessons that this ascent taught me, the most important lesson was that no matter what you earn, your expenses would always exceed them. The deficit was not hard to fill up. There were personal loans that forever bridged the gap. Personal loans have a very long history of serving the resident... (read more)
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Low Interest Personal Loans – Unearthed from the Deeps of Impossibility
by: James Taylor
Personal loans have a very old history of use in the UK. Banks, even in the yesteryears, would similarly lend money to people for a certain term. The manner in which personal loans are offered may have undergone a vast change because of the incorporation of new technology. However, borrowers’ penchant for low interest personal loans sees no decline. What is it in a low interest personal loan that... (read more)
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What to Do if You're Denied a Loan
by: John Mussi
Sometimes, finding the best loan offer isn't the end of the lending process... after you fill out your loan paperwork and submit your final application, your loan comes back as being denied. It may seem like you're not going to be able to get the money that you need, but that's not true; it's simply going to take a bit more work on your part to find another lender that will approve you... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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A Guide to Student Loans and Grants
by: John Mussi
College and other schooling beyond that offered by public school systems can be quite expensive. In many cases, parents and students will need some form of assistance to help them make ends meet and pay tuition and other costs… preferably without creating more bills that need to be paid while attempting to finish school. Some students will receive scholarships that will cover all or part of their ... (read more)
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Foreign Currency Mortgages – The Pros And Cons
by: Michael Challiner
Virtually all mortgage borrowers go with a mainstream UK lender to make the biggest purchase of their lives, it’s the done thing and to be honest most people don’t realise there is a viable alternative – the foreign currency mortgage. Interest rates are reasonably healthy in the UK at the moment, particularly in comparison with the 1980s, however interest rates are a lot higher here than they are... (read more)
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