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		<title>The Thrifty Scot - Money Saving Advice</title>
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<p><b>Study your Options on Student Loans</b></p>
<p>When one is deciding to attend a college or university, there are several financial factors that play a part in the amount of money it will take to attend.  These include tuition, fees, room and boarding, books and incidental costs.  According to the College Board, the total cost of college for this past year was an average of $11,000 for a two year college and $14,000 for a four year college.  Private universities cost an average of $30,000 per year.  There is also an expected 5-8% increase because of the inflation rate.  Scholarships and loans are often one of the important keys to ensure a successful education.  If needed, there are several places to find loans in order to help one get the proper knowledge and degree for their future.  </p>
<p>One of the more common ways to get a loan for college is through federal aid.  These types of loans are available through the government, as opposed to private lenders.  Most government federal aid is given after determining the needs of the student.  There is over $67 billion dollars available in loans from this source alone.  </p>
<p>Receiving a loan from the government often includes several different types of factors, depending on what the needs of that person is. By filling out different applications, you will then go through a process that will grant you a given amount of money for the upcoming year.  In order to qualify for financial aid, you must have a high school diploma, be enrolled in college for a certain amount of hours, show that you are maintaining a certain GPA in classes and be an U.S citizen.  </p>
<p>One type of loan offered from the government is the Federal Stafford Loan.  This will allow a given amount to the student, which will then begin to be paid back six months after the student graduates from the college or university.  A second loan is the subsidized loans.  These loans are available depending on the financial need of the student.  As long as the student is enrolled at least half time in the university and has financial need, they qualify for a subsidized loan.  Another type is the unsubsidized loan.  This is not dependent on financial need and requires that the parents pay a certain amount of the loan within a given amount of time.  </p>
<p>Some different types of loans that one may receive are campus-based aid programs.  These types of programs are either loans or grants, and are given by the university or college.  Federal funds are given to the school, in which they can divide the amount of money in whichever way they choose.  If you receive one of these types of loans, you will be eligible for work study, where you have a job on campus, a grant, or a Federal Perkins Loan.  These types of loans are also dependent on a students needs as well as amount the school is given.  </p>
<p>All government loans can be applied for online through the FAFSA website.  Applications are always due at the beginning of March in order to be considered.  This will then begin the process to see which types of government loans you are applicable for.  As soon as there is determination of what you are eligible for, you will receive a letter in the mail stating what types of loans are available for you, and in what amount.  You then have the option to accept or decline each of these options, giving you the set amount which you will have for the year.  </p>
<p>There are also other types of loans which one can apply to which are not government based.  These are private loans that are offered to students attending a university.  Most of the time, these will include higher interest rates later on, but if there is not enough money coming from a federal loan that you have applied to, you can find another option to get through school.  These types of loans will require some searching and will require you to fill out different application forms.  </p>
<p>The loans that are offered through the government and private sectors are one way for you to get a college education without having to worry about the high costs or inflation through the schools.</p>
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		<title>Government Grown Loans  The Lowdown on FHA and VA Loans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Government Grown Loans  The Lowdown on FHA and VA Loans

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If you are looking into purchasing a new home or refinancing a home, there are loans that you can qualify for no matter what the circumstances.  Two of these types of loans in which one can qualify for include FHA and VA loans.  FHA loans are used for lower income families as well as those that are purchasing their first home.  VA loans are for those who have served in the army, reserves, etc.  Both of these types of loans for homes have foundations in governmental funding.  </p>
<p>FHA stands for the Federal Housing Administration.  They allow lower income U.S. citizens to borrow money in order to purchase a home.  They are also used for first time buyers who are looking into purchasing a home or one who wants to refinance their existing mortgage.  FHAs began as a government loan, but have moved into private mortgage insurance companies in order to help one with loans for their home.  FHA is used to help individuals and families mortgage a home which they would not be able to afford otherwise.    </p>
<p>There are several different types of FHA loans.  The first is the insured FHA loan.  This type insures mortgages to those interested in purchasing or refinancing a home.  They are mostly focused on low and moderate income families.  Their main intent is to lower costs of mortgage loans.  Minimum requirements for this type of loan include manufactured homes, single family and multi-family properties and health related facilities.  Limited costs and low down payments are some of the advantages of this FHA loan.  Another type of loan is the adjustable rate FHA.  This allows interest rates to increase or decrease over a given amount of time.  When the interest on mortgage rates increases, this type of loan will allow mortgage financing to be more affordable.  This rate is adjusted annually, and will increase and decrease over the period of the loan.  </p>
<p>Another type of FHA loan is for those with rising incomes.  This allows any one who is buying a home to start at a low mortgage rate.  Over time, the mortgage payments will become larger in accordance with the income.  This loan is especially useful for families who are just starting out or for first time buyers.  Another loan that is similar to this is the FHA Mortgage with increased payments.  This also allows families with limited income to buy a home with a low mortgage rate.  When their income increases, they will be able to put more into the mortgage, which will then pay off the mortgage sooner than the required term.  </p>
<p>One of the FHA loans available is for Energy Efficient Mortgages.  This type of loan will allow the one requiring the loan to save money on utility bills by adding energy efficient features to a new or existing home.  By giving homeowners a loan to do this, they are cutting the cost of the loan as well as helping to achieve national energy-efficiency goals.  The cost that will be cut is determined by a home energy rating system or energy consultant.  </p>
<p>If you are one that is not buying a home, there are also FHA loans available for condominiums.  This loan offers insurance for those who own a condominium unit.  If they make this their primary residence, than they can get a loan for the upkeep of the other condominiums.  However, the condominiums cant be converted from old apartment buildings and is required to have at least four units in the area.      </p>
<p>VA loans, also known as Veteran Assistance loans, are another type of loan that can assist in buying a home.  These types of loans are available to veterans, active service members, reservists and members of the Public Health Service.  In the past few years, more than $63 billion has been spent on helping veterans to buy homes.  The guaranteed amount that can be given to a person that has served is known as an entitlement.  These types of loans usually do not require a down payment and are available from most lenders.  They also do not require private mortgage insurance.  They will also usually have the lowest monthly payment because it doesnt have Monthly Mortgage Insurance.  Almost any type of home can be purchased.  There are also parts of the loan that can be used for refinancing.  VA loans also include a funding fee, which is usually about two percent of the loan which will be paid at the closing of the loan. </p>
<p>If you are in need of refinancing or purchasing a home and need more options for a loan for your mortgage, these two types of loans can help you to pay your mortgage and live comfortably.</p>
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		<title>A Dim Forecast for Risky Mortgages (Washington Post)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A Dim Forecast for Risky Mortgages (Washington Post)About 2.2 million homeowners with high-interest mortgages have lost their homes to foreclosure or could do so within the next several years, according to a report from a nonprofit group that opposes predatory lending.
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<p><b>Balloon Payments Full of Hot Air? </b></p>
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Mortgages and loans often have many different aspects.  Each type will fit into ones life either for better or worse.  Before investing in a certain type of loan, it is best to know what qualifies you for this loan and what the regulations are on receiving this money.  One of these types of loans is known as a balloon loan.  A balloon payment is one where there is a large, lump sum payment due at the end of a series of smaller periodic payments.  These are usually included in loans or leases at the end of the term in which you are paying them for.  Most balloon payments are taken when refinancing or when one is expecting an increase in cash from something such as inherited money, a large tax refund, or expected dividend.  There are several different advantages and fall backs to balloon payments.  Depending on the type of loan that you need and how you wish to pay this loan off, balloon payments may or may not be the right choice in taking out a loan.  </p>
<p>The first advantage to this type of benefit is that the down payment will often be lower than it would normally be.  Another advantage is that balloon payments often come with lower interest payments, which causes little capital outlay.  If you choose this loan, you will be able to have more flexibility to advance capital during the loan.  A third benefit is that the monthly payments will be lower than they would if you didnt have a balloon payment.  It is also possible to convert a balloon payment into smaller payments at any time during your loan if the money that you may receive is not going to come through.  It is important to make sure that this is an option before you begin a balloon payment.  Another benefit to balloon payments is that the interest rate will not adjust when rates go up on a national level.  Once the first rate is set, it will stay in that category.  </p>
<p>One of the problems with a balloon payment is that the payment at the end will be fairly large.  You will have to be careful to decide on whether to make an investment if you do not know if there will be money coming in at a certain time.  Another disadvantage is that the refinancing cost could become a larger challenge and cost more than expected in the end.  If the interest rates increase while you are in a balloon payment, you will end up paying additional costs when wanting to refinance at the end.  If rates rise more than five percent above the balloon interest rate that you began with, you will have to re-qualify for a loan and have your home reappraised.  This will end up costing you more money in the end than you were trying to save.  This is risky because of the fluctuation that happens with rates on a consistent basis.  If you catch things at the wrong time, you will have to start the process of taking out a loan from the very beginning, which will end up costing more.  </p>
<p>Before getting a balloon investment it is important to check on a number of factors, including the interest rate which you will start out with, when you will owe the balance, the refinance options available, whether you will be able to change your balloon payment to a regular payment and whether you will have to re-qualify for a mortgage when the final payments are due.  If you get into a balloon payment, it is important to know that you will be able to get the fixed amount by the time the final balance will be due.  It is also important to look into what will happen after this payment is due so that you dont get caught in an endless cycle of having to take out loans for your home.  If these factors will fit, then the disadvantages will be of no importance.    </p>
<p>The time to get a balloon investment is if you know that you will have end money, are looking for lower interest rates or know that you will be in the home for a defined period of time.  If these factors dont fit, or it seems like a risk to get into a balloon payment, than other mortgage and loan options are better to look into.</p>
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		<title>North East &#8217;sees biggest rise in mortgages&#8217; (Mortgage Introducer)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[North East &#8217;sees biggest rise in mortgages&#8217; (Mortgage Introducer).The next highest was Yorkshire and Humberside, which has seen the cost of typical mortgages increase by around 30 per cent during this period, against a national average of 24 per cent.
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<p><b>Upside Down  Avoid Owing More on your Loan than the Value of your Car</b></p>
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What happens when you realize that your car is beginning to break downand you still have more than two years of car payments left before its completely paid off?  This scenario signals one of the most common mistakes people make when buying a car:  owing more on a loan than the actual value of the car.  </p>
<p>Learning the true costs of your car is one of the greatest things you can do for your financial health.  Many people who find themselves in debt dont realize that their car loan is often one of the primary reasons why they find themselves sinking deeper into debt.  High car payments mean more and more people are shelling out a lot of money each month on their car loans alone.  Because so much cash is being directed to the car loan, more people need to rely on credit cards to make everyday purchases.  And this, in turn, makes people sink deeper into debt.</p>
<p>So what can you do to avoid owing more on your loan than the actual value of your car?  Simply put, do the math.  Before you make your next car purchase, calculate what kind of car and loan would most benefit you in the long run. While 36 months was once the standard loan period, now dealers have extended car installment loans to 60, or even 72 months. By spreading out payments over a long period of time, you are also much more likely to purchase a car you really cannot afford. </p>
<p>While an extended loan term may create the illusion that a car is affordable, in reality youll end up paying a lot more.  The longer it takes you to pay off your car loan, the more interest rates youll pay.  Also, if you still owe $2,000 on your old car, and then buy a new car, the $2,000 will be rolled into your new car loan, resulting in even higher interest rates. </p>
<p>Another unfortunate result of taking on a long-term car loan is that your car will depreciate much faster than you can pay it off.  This is the upside down scenario.  Cars, especially new cars, are notorious for losing value fastyouve probably heard jokes about how they begin to drop in resale value as soon as theyre driven off the lot.  If you choose a 60 month loan period, youll quickly end up owing more on your loan than your car is technically worth.  </p>
<p>So, besides making sure you choose a short-term loan period, what else can you do to make sure you dont become upside down about your car loan?  Be pragmatic about what you can really afford.  It is easy to succumb to impulse when purchasing a car.  Next time you go to the dealership to browse, be armed with cold hard figures.  Financial experts have a formula to determine how much you should be spending on your car purchase.  Simply multiply your monthly take-home pay by 0.15.   This is roughly 15% of your monthly income.  Your car payment should not be much more than this figure.  For example, if your monthly take-home pay is $3000, your monthly car payment should not exceed $450.  </p>
<p>While this is a good start, you must also look beyond the sticker price.  Research your top picks carefully.  What are insurance costs like for specific makes and models?  What type of repair costs might a certain car demand?  What kind of fuel economy does it get?  Make sure to calculate these figures into the final cost.  </p>
<p>Another easy way to avoid becoming upside down about your car loan is to avoid buying a new car.  The value of a new car depreciates rapidly in the first two years, often by as much as 30 to 40 percent.  Why not let someone else pay for this fast depreciation?  If you must absolutely buy a new car, hold on to it for a few years.  This will allow you to absorb those extra costs.  </p>
<p>When it comes to buying a new car, be smart.  Do the mathdont get caught in the upside down dilemma.  Buy a car (preferably used) that you can afford to pay off in a relatively short (32 month) period.</p>
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A home is one of the biggest purchases youll ever make.  Luckily, you dont need to pay for it all at once.  Without mortgages, many people would never be able to own their own homes.
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A home is one of the biggest purchases youll ever make.  Luckily, you dont need to pay for it all at once.  Without mortgages, many people would never be able to own their own homes.</p>
<p>Despite that, mortgages can be the cause of much stress and aggravation.  If youve chosen an adjustable rate mortgage, market fluctuations can send your interest payments soaring to the point that youre not sure how to cover your monthly payments.  Fear of losing their home is one of the most stressful things people ever have to deal with.  It is a scary reality that people have to face on a daily basis when they cant meet their monthly payments.</p>
<p>It doesnt have to be this stressful though.  Try choosing a mortgage plan with fixed interest rates that you can count on month and month.</p>
<p>Today banks and lending companies offer a variety of mortgages to suit everyones needs and preferences.  Fixed rate mortgages are the most traditional type of loan.  With fixed rate loans, you are locked in to an interest rate for the entire period of the loan (whether it be for five, ten or twenty-five years).  With adjustable rate mortgages, the interest rate starts low and then fluctuates depending on the market.  A balloon mortgage has lower rates than a conventional fixed rate mortgage, but it must be paid back within five to seven years.  If you know you will be moving within five to seven years this might be an excellent option for you  but if you dont move then you will need to find another mortgage when your balloon mortgage comes due.  You might also want to look into an open mortgage.  If you think you will be able to pay off your mortgage within a few years, then you definitely want to look into this option.  An open mortgage has opportunities built in to that allow you to pay off your mortgage ahead of schedule without any sort of financial penalties.  You do pay for this flexibility so it is best for people who expect to come into some money or are intending to sell their property at some point in the near future.</p>
<p>Though a more open mortgage (like an adjustable rate mortgage) may mean lower interest rates at times, it can be quite a risky undertaking and many people would prefer to have a bit of security and know right at the start the amount of money they will have to repay to the bank.  Wouldnt it be nice to have set mortgage payments that you can count on each month?  With a fixed rate mortgage, your monthly payments are always the same.  Some expenses (such as escrow and property tasks) may change a bit as the years pass, but the monthly amount of your principal and interest payments never alters.  You may end up paying a bit more in the long run, but you will have some security and youll know exactly what to expect from month to month.  Isnt it worth paying a bit more for this safety?  Wouldnt you rather know what to expect month after month?</p>
<p>A fixed rate mortgage also makes it easier to balance your other experiences.  Knowing exactly what you have to pay every month means there are no surprises and if you budget carefully and spend wisely you will be able to avoid many a financial crisis.     </p>
<p>Whatever kind of mortgage you choose, remember to do your research.  In many cases, you end up paying more in interest than the actual price of your home.  Thats why you need to take a lot of time and do a lot of research to find the best mortgage for you and your familys needs.  A lot of this research can be done online now.  You can browse the rates and types of mortgages offered by many different banks and lending services providers.  This will give you plenty of opportunity to shop around for the best rates and compare what each company is offering.</p>
<p>If you are someone who values security and certainty where your finances are concerned, then a fixed rate mortgage is probably the best option.  It may take longer and cost a little more, but you might sleep a little easier knowing that your rate is safe from any kind of market fluctuation.</p>
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Scams have become an ever growing thing in the world today; as soon as one is knocked down another one arises in a new and even harder to catch form. Lets have a look at some of the most extreme accounts of scams that are very common and hit people right where it hurts, their pocket.</p>
<p>5.  Mortgage Elimination Scams:<br />
This scam works by the company telling their client that they can completely eliminate their mortgage debts through loop holes in their contract for a small fee. This fee is usually around the few thousand dollar mark. These scams aim for people who are financially stressed and are looking for a way to get back on top their mortgage repayments. Home owners have fallen for this scam and the only real outcome is that they have put themselves further in debt and have a lost a fair bit of their money as well as sometimes even having criminal charges put against them.<br />
4.  Investment scams:<br />
These scams work by enticing people to invest their money into their company with low and a discounted deposit which include a super high interest rate. They guarantee that you will start making money on your investment within a matter of a few short hours. Usually the people who are most likely to fall into such a scam are people who are new to the whole investment arena. The outcome of such a scam will be your loss of a lot of money that is most likely never going to be retrieved.<br />
3.  Mortgage Loan Scams:<br />
This scam works by either advertising on the internet or through the local paper and will usually use well known names of loan companies. These ads are often aimed at people who are looking for a low interest rate mortgage loan. Many people buy into it, contact them and give them a wealth of information about themselves such as their social security number and their bank account details. Usually these loans are approved immediately and the next step is for you to fax your personal information to them. You will be expecting them to make a deposit or a repayment for you, but it never happens. Usually the outcome to this scam is that people lose their money, have no mortgage loan and are at risk of identity theft.<br />
2.  Business Opportunities:<br />
Everyone has the dream of one day working at home or owning their own business and that is why this scam is always around. A person fall into it every single time its offered, especially now that the internet is here and makes it that much easier to scam people. These scams work by promising, for a small up front fee, that you will receive a list of jobs or have a great selling business that you can make thousands of dollars from, every single month. Usually the outcome is that you pay out money not to ever receive any work or any thing in return.<br />
1.  Credit Card Scams:<br />
I saved this one for last as it is the most extreme and most common scam thats around today. No one is safe from it and it can happen anywhere and at any time. Some common ways people can get your credit card number and scam you into paying thousands of dollars worth of bills is through the internet and using insecure pages to log in your credit card information. Through the phone, people ring you up pretending to be the bank or another company asking you for your credit card numbers to verify it. Many new credit card holders have their cards stolen and nowadays it is easy for the people who steal them to verify them. Using such inventions like the fake caller ID, all they have to do is have your credit card number along with your phone number and they can make the verification call from anywhere by dubbing your number into the fake caller ID. The outcome of this is usually always the same, they create one enormous bill for you to pay before you even realize that your card or your cards numbers have been stolen. Also another outcome is the risk of having your identity stolen, as they have all the information they need.</p>
<p>As you can see all of these scams are pretty common and you see them everyday, but just because they are common doesnt mean that you need to fall prey to them.  Always protect your personal information and use your common sense when applying for things.</p>
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		<title>Payday Loans REALLY Make You Pay in the End!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Payday Loans REALLY Make You Pay in the End! 

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For those that may be short on cash before their paycheck comes in, there are several places that offer payday loans.  These are sometimes referred to as cash advance loans or fast cash.  Most of these places offer fast and easy ways to get cash until your next payday.  There are several places you can go, including the internet and specialized businesses, who offer a small amount of money to be used from one to four weeks.  </p>
<p>The policies that payday loan companies have seem like an easy way to get rid of bounced checks, late payments or bad credit.  Most offer the loan even if you have a bad credit report, no credit at all, or are bankrupt.  As long as you are making a certain amount of money monthly, you can qualify for a payday loan.  </p>
<p>The problem with payday loans is that if you decide to borrow money up until your next payday, you will end up with a very high interest rate to pay back.  Most of the loan companies will say that this is because you are only borrowing the money for a short time.  However, the interest rate for one loan usually averages at 300% APR.  Because of this, you will end up paying more interest on your loan than you will actually paying back the money that you borrowed to begin with.  This starts a viscous cycle of always owing money to the payday loan companies.  Many will often have to extend the loan from the money that they borrowed, causing them to go more in debt than they were when they went to the loan company.   </p>
<p>When one goes in to a company to get a payday loan, they are required to provide the loan lenders with proof of employment and write a postdated check for the amount that you are borrowing and the lender fee.  The fee itself will not be that high, but the interest rates will.  If you dont pay the interest rates, the loan company will have all of your information, which will give them permission to call you or your company if you have any outstanding payments to make.</p>
<p>If you have already borrowed money from a payday company and are caught in this cycle, there are a few ways to get out.  Many will call the loan company and tell them that they can not pay the certain amount owed by that time.  It is also an option to stop payments to the loan company.  This will help for you to get out of debt in other areas that are more important to keep a good credit record.  </p>
<p>If you are in need of borrowing money for a short period of time, there are other ways to proceed which will not get you in a bind later on.  The first way is to contact a credit union for a small loan.  Usually, credit unions offer smaller loans with the same policies as payday loan companies.  The difference is that the APR on their loans are around 15%, making it possible to pay off.  There is also the option to go to a credit union where you already have an account and borrow from your own account.  When you do this, it is an even lower APR and you will earn dividends on your savings when you pay back the loan.  </p>
<p>A second way to avoid fast cash lenders is to use a credit card advance.  By doing this, you can take money out of your credit card and pay it back at a later date.  The APR with doing this will be higher than normal, an average of 20-25%.  It is best to do this only if you have a good credit score rating, so that your credit record doesnt look bad if you ever need loans again.  This is especially important if you dont think you can pay everything back by the next payday.  </p>
<p>A third way in which you can avoid payday loans is by using the resources that are already available.  Several banks have overdraft protection available.  If you write a check without having the money in the account, it will give you an automatic loan which you can then pay back over time.  It may also be effective to talk to the creditors or the place where the bill is coming from.  Many will have a grace period time that they can offer, and if you let them know that you are short on cash, they are more likely to be flexible with the amount that you owe.  </p>
<p>While fast cash and payday lenders may seem like a quick and easy way out so that you have money for a short amount of time, the repercussions can become much more problematic than the borrowing of the money was to begin with.  Because of the high interest rate and the permission given to the company to contact you, it is better to find another route to borrow money.</p>
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Credit scoring is a system that helps you to get lower interest rates, more loans and better insurance rates.  It is based off of a point value system calculated through certain companies known as credit bureaus to determine what standing you are in.  By getting a certain amount of points back, you can be given a certain amount of money for a loan, have lower interest on your loans as well as lower payments due each month, receive a new credit card or deny to give you more credit.  </p>
<p>A credit score is determined through several factors.  This includes the history of your credit, your accounts, debt history, etc.  With each of these factors, points are then given that determine a high or low with each part.  There are several ways to keep good score through your credit so that you can benefit.  The first is by making sure that your payments are always on time.  Credit scores will look into the history of how efficient you are with paying your bills and credit each month.  The second factor to be conscious of is how much you use your credit.  The more you use your credit, and are then able to pay it off, the higher points you will receive.  Your credit history and types of credit that you have will also determine the score that you will get.  The better these are, the more you will be able to receive benefits.  </p>
<p>If you already know your credit score, and need it to improve, there are several ways to doing this.  The first is to determine what your credit score is.  There are several places where you can get this report.  If you would like to get it for free, Equifax, Experian and Trans-Union are three agencies which offer reports once a year for free.  If you need a report more often than this, there are several other places that will give you a report for a small fee.  Your report is broken down by payment history, outstanding debt, length of credit history, inquires on your credit and types of credit in use.  There are no points that will be deducted from checking your credit report, but there will be some from repeated inquiries for the same report.  </p>
<p>The next step is making sure that all of the information on the report is accurate.  This must happen no later than thirty days after you receive the report.  The dispute will then be investigated and proven either acceptable or not.  By preventing inaccurate credit reporting and identity theft, your credit score will be automatically improved.  You have the right to remove any negative comments on your credit report as well.  After something has been disputed and if the entry is valid, you should check up on the status of it from one to two years later to make sure that it is not on your record.  </p>
<p>The next thing to check on your credit report is the accounts or collections that are past due.  By beginning to pay off outstanding payments, your credit points will increase dramatically.  Make sure that whichever debt you decide to pay off will actually help improve your credit scoring.  Some agencies or debt collectors will not fix your report after you have paid them.  The more you can pay off your debt, the better it will be for your credit report.  The best time to pay off part of this debt is right before a lender reports to the credit agency.  This will show less debt by the time they give their report to the companies.  </p>
<p>One part of paying off the debt is by eliminating credit cards if you have too many.  It is advised that around four credit cards should be used to keep the best credit score, especially if you have debt.  It is important not to cancel below a 50% ratio from your debt, as this will lower your credit points.  It is also important not to cancel cards unless you have a one year history with them.  If you have several different credit cards, you should not switch them around in order to change the rate for payments.  This will show on your credit history and will lower your points.  </p>
<p>The easiest way to establish credit is to pay bills on time.  This is the highest factor that moves into credit scoring.  Even if you are not able to pay off the entire balance, making some sort of payment before the bill is due will show that you can responsibly handle credit.  If you dont have any credit history, start now.  This establishes credit history and will help you later on when you need a mortgage, loan or some other type of extra cash coming in.  By establishing a credit history, you are showing that you can be responsible for your credit and pay your bills on time.  </p>
<p>Taking the time to look into your credit scoring and working on improving your credit will help to establish you to be able to have lower rates, interest, as well as the ability to get a better mortgage or loan.  Knowing what to look for in your credit report, then taking the proper steps in order to increase your scoring is the basic way to make sure you receive all the benefits possible in your credit.</p>
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There comes a time in everyones life where they have to make the ultimate decision and decide whether to buy and own their own home or continue to rent. Its a huge decision as both have notable benefits and disadvantages and it is not one to be taken lightly. So lets have a look at these advantages and disadvantages to see which option is really the best option for you. </p>
<p>Owning your own home is the traditional dream that practically everyone has, especially when it comes to starting a family. It gives you a feeling that you have accomplished one of your goals and that you are both financially and emotionally secure as well as giving you a great sense of community. But is it the right decision for you? Lets have a quick look at the advantages and disadvantage of buying and owning your own home.</p>
<p>Advantages:<br />
	You set your own rules<br />
	You have a sense security <br />
	You have made a great investment<br />
	You have a sense of freedom<br />
	You get various sorts of tax rebates and deductions<br />
	Your repayment is usually the same or sometimes even lower than it would cost to rent<br />
	Your repayments arent wasted like rent  they are going into owning your own home<br />
	You have the freedom to do what you like in terms of renovating and decorating your home and gardens<br />
	You build equity in your home over time<br />
	You have a better credit rating if you ever needed a loan again</p>
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Disadvantages:<br />
	You are liable for any accidents and injuries on your property<br />
	You are liable for any damage that is caused to you neighbors property if it stemmed from yours. For example if you have a tree that has a branch hanging over the neighbors yard and it breaks off, it can cause damage to their house which you are responsible for.<br />
	You are responsible for any maintenance in, on, or around your home<br />
	You havent the ease to just pack up and move when ever you want<br />
	You have a huge loan that needs paying off even if you are having financial hardships<br />
	You are responsible for all the insurance on your home and land<br />
	Varying equity rates<br />
	You will need to pay out a large down payment up front<br />
	You have property taxes to pay</p>
<p>Renting is something most of us start out doing and many people are comfortable doing it all their lives. There are many advantages to renting a home but there are also a few disadvantages. Lets have a look at them.</p>
<p>Advantages:<br />
	You can up and leave as soon as your lease is up<br />
	If you hit financial hardship you can again move <br />
	You have little or no responsibility for maintenance<br />
	Sometimes utilities are included in the rent<br />
	Sometimes you have free use of amenities such as laundry, pool and other sorts of actualities </p>
<p>Disadvantages:<br />
	You have little or no freedom in what you can do with the place<br />
	You may face increasing rent<br />
	You have limited space for your money<br />
	You are not eligible to get any tax deductions<br />
	You are at risk of being evicted<br />
	The house could be sold and you can be asked to leave<br />
	You could have restrictions on certain things like noise and pets<br />
	You could have a restriction on how many people can live with you <br />
	Your rent isnt going into a productive investment for you</p>
<p>As you can see clearly there are many advantages and disadvantages to owning your own home and renting. Some have advantages and disadvantages the other doesnt have, but both can be a comfortable way to live. When it really comes down to it you have to choose the one that suits youre financial, emotional and lifestyle needs at this time. You have to take your future into account as well, will you want to be tied down and take responsibility for a huge investment or will you prefer the freeness of being able to move whenever you please?  It can be quite a hard decision to make and it is one that needs a lot of time and thought before you proceed to take any further steps.</p>
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Often, when your lender scrutinizes your loan application for a new home or piece of property so finely that it is finally turned down, it can be very distressing. If this happens, you should be able to understand just why such a decision was taken and do what you can to remedy the situation. The cause for rejection given below will help you understand just why it happens to some people. </p>
<p>Causes for rejection:<br />
The appraised value is far too low: Your lender perhaps found the ratio of the loan amount to the sale price or the appraised value of the property to be substantially lower than the purchase price or loan-to-value (LTV) ratio. Or perhaps the LTV is higher than your lender is allowed to approve. Then, perhaps you have applied for 90-95% of the purchase price as the loan amount. A low appraisal will then make your loan request far too large.  </p>
<p>If the sellers price of the property far outstrips the prevailing rates in your locality, you would be best advised to renegotiate the price with him so that it conforms to the prices in the area. It should also be one which your lender would not refuse in order to pass your loan request. If this cant be done, it might be a better idea to accept a smaller loan amount, and pay the balance from your personal funds. </p>
<p>Insufficient funds: When your lender goes through your financial information and youre verification of deposit, he will find that you do not have enough funds to make the necessary down payment and cover closing costs. Even if these funds do not come from a loan, a gift could go a long way. Alternatively, you could ask the seller to take back a second mortgage on the property. This would help lower your down payment or get the seller to pay some of the closing costs, perhaps the origination fees. After all this, you could ameliorate the situation by just waiting in the wings, while you begin a savings scheme.  </p>
<p>Do you have insufficient income? Lenders will refuse your loan application if they find that the mortgage payment on your property exceeds 28 percent of your monthly gross income. In addition, if your total debt including mortgage payments and other installments exceed 36 per cent, you stand to be refused. The figures are higher for FHA loans. But the situation can improve for you if your credit card record is good and you can prove that you already are carrying a huge household expense including rent or mortgage payments, perhaps your lender will swing his decision in your favor. This is just why you need to make a clean breast of your income and expenses while making an application.  </p>
<p>Up to your eyes in debt: Often, lenders dont reject applications solely because of the amount of debt they carry on their heads. It is also the many credit cards they possess and revolving credit accounts with proof of rising account balances that come close to the limit prescribed. Such information is detrimental if you are out to prove your creditworthiness. To remedy the situation, you will need to pay off as many of your debts as possible and then reapply for a loan.  </p>
<p>Poor credit history: What can be more devastating than to have your loan request turned down due to a history of poor debt repayment habits? If your lender sees that you have a history of making late charges often, owing amounts to the bank or insolvency, hes hardly likely to pass a loan application for purchase of property. Your lender is surely not going to be tolerant of a bad credit record. Even if you have had a low loan-to-value ratios and debt ratios, you cannot wipe out a history of poor credit.  </p>
<p>Rejection is not the end of the world: Just because a lender rejects your loan application doesnt mean you can never own property in all your life. You can take corrective steps to improve your chances of acceptance. But if you work steadfastly at it, you can work a way round your problems. Find out why your loan application was rejected and work towards loan acceptance.</p>
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