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What Does No-Collateral Imply?

November 20, 2008 – 10:03 pm

Knowing what these loans imply is essential to understand when and why one should apply for an unsecured loan.

People tend to request unsecured loans due to the less time-consuming application processes that they imply. However, the fact that these loans carry no collateral should be noted and the implications of that fact should be weighted in order to understand when and why one should apply for an unsecured loan.

The no-collateral variable is an important issue. Sometimes it is underestimated because people think that if you do not plan to miss on the loan payments it does not really matter if the loan is secured or unsecured. However, the unsecured or secured nature of a loan goes far beyond that and has several other implications.

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Finance: Avoiding Impulse Spending

November 19, 2008 – 10:02 pm

And If you answered “yesÂ” to any two of the above questions, you are an impulse spender and indulge yourself in retail therapy.

Answer these questions truthfully:

1.)Â Â Â Does your spouse or partner complain that you spend too much money?

2.)Â Â Â Are you surprised each month when your credit card bill arrives at how much more you charged than you thought you had?

3.)Â Â Â Do you have more shoes and clothes in your closet than you could ever possibly wear?

4.)Â Â Â Do you own every new gadget before it has time to collect dust on a retailer’s shelf?

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Credit Repair: Breaking the Habit - How to Stop Using Your Credit Card

November 6, 2008 – 10:02 pm

You know your debt is rising, but still cannot stop using your credit
card for purchasing items. Several people get easily dependent on
credit cards for everyday expenses and impulsive buys. The fact that
you are borrowing money from the creditor for your purchase might be
tempting, but the truth is: you must be able to pay it off on time.
Neglecting those bills can cause headaches in the future. You might get
malicious letters from your creditors, or even receive threatening
telephone calls.

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How To Get A Poor Credit Mastercard

November 4, 2008 – 10:02 pm

MasterCard is arguably the biggest card brand in the world.

Even in these hard times there are masses of credit cards swamping the marketplace and even when you have a poor credit score, the likelihood is you may still be eligible for a small number of them. All The Same, people who are now in a bad credit situation will discover that Mastercard and Visa are the two financial institutions most likely to agree to issuing a card. Really the primary question is more about which one you should choose - a Visa credit card or a poor credit Mastercard?

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Teach Your Children Well, Give Them A Credit Card

October 30, 2008 – 9:02 pm

Letting them know about your own experience is always the best option.

There’s an old song which I am sure many of the readers will remember. It says, “Teach your children well, their father’s hell did slowly go byÂ”. Teaching our children is not always with a good example. Sometimes we have to tell them about our mistakes withÂ credit cards and teach them how not to do the same, rather than repeat their parents’ hell.

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How Do You Beat A Bank?

October 4, 2008 – 9:03 pm

You do not play.Â Once they get their hooks into you it is pretty tough to break free.Â But they make it so easy right?Â Open this account here, get a Home Equity Line of Credit there and before you know it you are living a lifestyle off credit and not earned income.

Yes, we all agree the subprime meltdown was insane.Â Why would they give loans to people with bad credit, no income, and no money?Â Well now the banks are all “in troubleÂ” all from their own doing and they want us to bail them out.

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Credit Score - 5 Factors The Bureaus Use to Calculate Your Score

October 3, 2008 – 9:06 pm

The five factors the bureaus look at when calculating your credit score. Tips on how you can improve each factor.

Your credit score can force you to pay thousands of dollars or save you thousands of dollars a year. It is a three digit number that has a huge influence on your life.

The formula for calculating your credit score is a mathematical equation. This equation is not released to the public out of fear that people will use the information to make sure they have a good credit score.

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Boost Your Credit Rating

October 3, 2008 – 9:06 pm

As the global credit crisis continues it is becoming harder than ever to secure loans and finance. To get a a good rate your going to need to keep your credit score as high as possible. Find out how to keep yours clean and boost your score now.

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Avoiding Debt - Your Guide

September 30, 2008 – 9:02 pm

Debt is the biggest cause of stress in the USA and most developed nations. As much as we may be lucky to access to lending it is now all too easy to get into debt. Find out how to manage your money to live debt free and have one less thing to worry about!

Anyone that has ever struggled under the mountain of stress that debt provides swears they will never put themselves in this situation again. Having too much debt can impact a range of areas in your life. You can suffer from the additional stress of having unmanageable debt, your credit score will deteriorate and your interest rates on all future purchases will climb.

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Credit Cards UK: Choosing a Credit Card In the UK

September 29, 2008 – 9:03 pm

Credit card companies are all over the world and so are credit cards.Â
Some of the credit card companies only offer cards to a specific
country or region that they are in.Â If you live in the UK, then you
might need some information about credit cards that are available for
you.

Credit card companies are all over the world and so are credit cards.Â Some of the credit card companies only offer cards to a specific country or region that they are in.Â If you live in the UK, then you might need some information about credit cards that are available for you.Â

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