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Stop Repossession With Quick Cash for Property

April 27th, 2009

The use of credit cards or bank loans for big purchases is already very common. It only makes sense that individuals choose to resort to loans when they are in desperate need of purchasing something big, such as a car or a house, but don’t have the large amount of cash that such a purchase [...]

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10 Surefire Ways to Get yourself Into Major Debt and Get Your Home Repossessed!

March 28th, 2009

So, you want to be repossessed? Here are my top 10 tips for getting your property repossessed. (and hopefully by doing the opposite, you can avoid it!)
1. Buy a house, any house. Don’t waste time worrying about how on earth you will pay for the thing or whether it is within your budget – as long [...]

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Re-mortgaging the Answer to Debt Problems?

March 14th, 2009

We live in a world where credit cards, overdrafts and loans make spending effortless. Online shopping brings the high street into your home and every newspaper you read offers bigger and better deals on consumer items. In this situation, it is very easy to overspend and managing your personal finance can quickly become a nightmare [...]

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Homeowner Loans-the Easiest Money Option

March 8th, 2009

Do you want to go for that once in a lifetime luxury outing? Or buy your favorite sports car, or go for a home renovation? The easiest option to fulfill your dreams immediately lays here - the Homeowner loans. Just release the equity locked up in your home and see your dreams take shape in [...]

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A Few Considerations to Note Before Choosing a Mortgage

February 3rd, 2009

When assessing your borrowing ability, what I found is a mortgage lender will take five key factors into account - your income, existing debts such as credit cards or other loans, the amount of deposit you have available, mortgage arrears, your past credit record and your employment status.
1. Income
Most mortgage lenders use a method known as [...]

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