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Borrowing Money
All of us need to borrow money from time to time and there are many ways to do this, some of them considerably more expensive than others. We offer useful and informative articles that will help you find your way through the consumer finance maze and take informed decisions. Learn about loans, payday loans, Annual Percentage Rate (APR), find out just what the figures on your credit card statement really mean.
Consider all the options for funding your major purchases, and find out how to borrow what you need at the lowest possible interest rates. Find out how good a deal a home improvement loan can be, and find out why you should avoid spending on your credit card, or involving yourself in any other form of high-interest debt, if you have cheaper options.
Some of the most important issues you should consider when borrowing money are what you need the money for, how much time you need to repay it and if you can afford to repay it. Secondary but important issues when borrowing money are the collateral or security for the loan , the interest rate and the late charges.
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Home buying mistakes to avoid
* Be a smart buyer: So you've found the house of your dreams. Great! But try to keep your jaw off the floor when viewing it. Going ga-ga over a home right in front of the sellers or their agent might cause them to consider holding out for a higher price. Play it cool.
* Buying the wrong size: Families grow. Even if you're single this year, this may not be the case within a year or two. Consider something slightly — but not extravagantly — larger than your current needs.
* Not getting it in writing: We've all heard this again and again, so why ignore it? If the seller promises to replace the home's aging shingles, get it on paper — signed!
* Excessively low-balling your offer: All of us love bargains. But if the sellers' market is doing well and you're offering 10% below the asking price, don't be surprised if you lose the home. See what nearby houses are going for and bid accordingly.
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