My First Car Loan

My First Car Loan

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My First Car Loan

Before graduating from college with a graduate degree in accounting, my car died. Unfortunately, I needed a reliable vehicle because my commute to campus each day was over an hour long. My parents have always looked out for me. When my dad became aware of my situation, he agreed to make the first few months of payments on a new car for me. Due to my lack of a credit history, he also co-signed this first car loan of mine. Thankfully, I quickly obtained a job after graduation and began making my own monthly care payment. On this blog, you will learn how to obtain a car loan without a prior credit history.

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Payday Loan Guide: Tips To Consider Before You Go In For Your Loan

13 December 2015
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You need a payday loan, but perhaps you're not sure about how the process works or how to find the best payday loan company. The following tips should help you get the loan you need. It will help you understand what to expect as well as how to find a good loan center.  Choosing A Payday Loan Office You should consider a payday loan center that is backed by bigger companies. Read More 

First Time Seeking A VA Home Loan? Here Are Three Things You Should Know

7 November 2015
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The VA Home Loan Program, run by the federal Department of Veteran Affairs (or VA), is a program that makes it easier for active military service members and veterans to secure home loans. The VA guarantees some of the loan itself, so banks and other lenders are eager to extend reasonable loans to members of the military. If this is your first time seeking a VA loan, here are some things you should know. Read More 

2 Signs It’s Time To Refinance Your Mortgage

8 October 2015
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If you're a homeowner, there's a good chance that your monthly mortgage payments eat up a significant chunk of your income--especially when you factor in the cost of home insurance, property taxes, private mortgage insurance (if applicable), and the like. Have you ever considered that you might be able to save yourself a nice chunk of change each month by simply refinancing your mortgage? There are a few common situations in which refinancing can make a lot of financial sense. Read More 

3 Areas To Focus On With A Car Title Loan Agreement

12 August 2015
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Car title loans are an option when you are in need of cash fast. Before signing an agreement though, it is important that you completely understand your contract. Here are some key areas to pay attention to.  Fees and Penalties Just like any other loan, there are fees and penalties associated with a car title loan. However, you might find some that might seem unusual to you. For instance, there could be a repossession fee required if you do not make your payment as agreed. Read More 

3 Ways To Find Out How Much Bail You Need To Pay

6 March 2015
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When a friend or family member calls you to bail them out, they usually don't have a lot of information at hand. Sometimes they may not even know their bail amount. Bail is set based on the charges that someone is brought in on in conjunction with their prior offenses -- and you need to have the exact amount. This article will tell you how to find out how much bail you need to pay. Read More