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» How to fix your credit score and qualify for a home loan
By Lance Williams | On August 31, 2005 | In Credit | Rated
 
The importance of credit report and credit score in determining whether a mortgage application will be approved or turned down is explained here. Various measures which can be taken to help improve the credit score have also been suggested. The special aspects and significance of credit report and credit score are focused upon. This will definitely help one form an idea about improving one’s loan prospects and progressing towards obtaining the desired mortgage.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
» Like In The Most Horrific & Scary Movie…The Audience Cries Out…'Watch Out!!!'…While The Actors Hear Nothing
By Dale Rogers | On March 6, 2007 | In Credit | Rated
 
    One has to wonder about borrowers signing up for a new Option ARM (Adjustable Rate Mortgage) with negative amortization and low teaser rates really know what is ahead of them. The slick computer models showing ‘what if scenarios’ make the case based on given assumptions. The term negative amortization is something that will be in front of their faces real soon. With a minimum payments starting in 1%, 2%, 3% etc. the real fully indexed rate which includes an underlying base of a chosen index plus the margin to make the real rate ticking away at maybe 4% to 6% higher. This thereby guarantees a negative amortization mortgage loan increases monthly or whatever adjustment period that is signed up for in the ARM instruments.
 
 
 
 
» Assumptions in Credit Repair
By Andrew Mills | On November 1, 2005 | In Credit | Rated
 
When it comes to life the majority are always assuming, and the most of them assume the worst. Creditors, debtors or anyone today all base their theories on assumptions and assumptions from the beginning of time have caused nothing but failure. When people fail to pay their bills on time, many of the creditors assume that the debtor does not have the means to pay the debt. Many creditors with the assumption that you are not capable of paying your bills will often set up an arrangement or else lower the amount so that you can repay the debt.
 
 
 
 
 
 
» Credit Card Secrets
By Jalapeno Jones | On January 13, 2006 | In Credit | Rated
 

Article covers different ways credit card companys use to make more money off their card holders.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
» Prepaid credit cards
By Matt Yetter | On January 24, 2006 | In Credit | Rated
 
 
 
 
» Travel Credit Card
By Anthony Harris | On January 26, 2006 | In Credit | Rated
 
 
 
 
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