Have you ever found yourself in need of a small lump of money in an emergent situation? I was fortunate enough to not experience this until recently. My son was hit in the mouth with a baseball at practice one day and had two teeth knocked out of his mouth. The dentist that we see does not take payments on services rendered, so I had to find a very fast way to get the money that we needed to pay for the dental work. Thankfully, I found an online service that got me the money that I needed within hours. To find out how I did it, visit my website.
Posted on: 12 April 2016
If you're in a lot of debt, it probably feels like you have little control over your paycheck of where your money goes. The only way to change that is to take a deep breath and start taking steps towards getting out of debt. It might take a few months, or it might take a few years, but getting out of debt will be easier if you follow these strategies.
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Posted on: 11 February 2016
If you're like many Americans, you probably do not have enough cash on hand to purchase a home outright so you will need a mortgage loan in order to buy a house. Applying for a mortgage from a mortgage company may seem intimidating, but being educated on the process and knowing what to expect can increase the likelihood of your mortgage application being approved. If you're planning on buying a house soon, use the following tips when going through the mortgage application process:
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Posted on: 8 January 2016
Getting a mortgage is a complicated process and it can sometimes feel like a second job. With a myriad of information needed by the lender and a large amount of paperwork that has to be filled out, it can feel overwhelming at times. If you're in the market for a new home but aren't sure you're being offered the best interest rate, here are some tips to help you get the lowest rate and overall monthly mortgage cost possible.
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Posted on: 20 November 2015
If you are strapped for cash, you might be thinking about refinancing your home and obtaining a second mortgage. As the name suggests, a second mortgage uses the equity in your home to provide you with extra cash. Like a traditional mortgage, the bank uses your home as collateral and if you don't make your payments, the bank can take your home from you.
While a second mortgage might sound like the perfect opportunity to get some extra money, it's not ideal for every situation.
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