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Credit Unions

July 12th, 2007 by admin

     A credit union is a nonprofit organization that attempts to solve people’s debt problems by making sure that the owners and users of credit unions are the same people. The union is a group or financial organization of individuals with a common affiliation such as union membership, work, or living arrangement. They are community based and offer a wide range of services for members. Each member is a shareholder and is able to deposit, pay interest, and get consumer installment credit. Every member is able to obtain loans from the union’s combined savings.

     Each credit union in the country is supported by a system of provincial credit union “centrals,” a nation central credit union and affiliate financial cooperatives. In order to borrow from a credit union you must be creditworthy. In other words, you must have good credit, and have a good history of paying off debts correctly. The character of a borrower is also often one of the most important factors in deciding whether or not to make a loan.  Credit unions are a great alternative because they charge lower interest rates than banks and payday loaners. Since they are a non-profit organization, they have no need to make money by charging high interest on loans.

Check out http://www.ncua.gov/ to find more information about credit unions in the United States.

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Alternatives to Payday Loans

July 12th, 2007 by admin

     Payday loans, also known as cash advancements, are small short term loans used to help a borrower between paydays. These loans are usually high interest loans with interest rates up to 400-900%. They lend without regard to credit history. Because these loans can be very costly after interest is applied, many people turn to alternative practices. These alternatives include, but are not limited to, credit unions, credit payment plans, overdraft protection, community assistance, consumer loans, or direct loans from family or friends.

     Credit unions are a popular alternative. They are non profit organizations that attempt to solve people’s debt problems by making sure that the owners and users of credit unions are the same people. Credit unions are a great alternative because they charge lower interest rates than banks and payday loaners. Overdraft protection is another popular alternative. With this option, the company pays for any bounced checks of ATM transactions exceeding your balance. This is a type of loan, and the company expects to be paid back within a set time with interest.

Check out http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=payday+loans for more alternatives to payday loans.

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Unsecured Loan

July 12th, 2007 by admin

     A loan is a financial agreement in which a lender gives a borrower a certain amount of money, in which the borrower will repay within a certain amount of time. In other words, it is a temporary redistribution of financial assets. In many cases, the loan may be paid back in small regular installments called payments. The lender may ask for interest payments on the loan, and may assign penalties for late payments. There are two types of loans, secured and unsecured.

     Unsecured loans are those such as personal loans and corporate bonds, as well as those used when in credit card drafts or in bank overdrafts. This type of loan, also known as a signature loan, is obtained without security and the borrower agrees to pay back the loan within a set time and signs a document that states this. Banks and credit card companies offer unsecured loans only after assessing the borrower’s credit. The success of obtaining an unsecured loan depends directly on your credit history. Usually an unsecured loan is for a small amount of money, but the interest rates on these loans are usually higher than those of secured loans. The best rates for an unsecured loan are most likely offered through credit unions.

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Secured Loan

July 12th, 2007 by admin

     A loan is a financial agreement in which a lender gives a borrower a certain amount of money, in which the borrower will repay within a certain amount of time. In other words, it is a temporary redistribution of financial assets. In many cases, the loan may be paid back in small regular installments called payments. The lender may ask for interest payments on the loan, and may assign penalties for late payments. There are two types of loans, secured and unsecured.

     A secured loan occurs when the lender is given a lien, or security interest, to the thing that is being purchased until the loan is fully paid off. If the borrower ever opts out of the loan, the lender would have the right to repossess the item and sell it. One example of a secured loan is a mortgage. In a mortgage on a house for example, the bank is given a lien on the title of the house until the debt is fully paid off. Another example of a secured loan is a loan on a new or used car. This type of loan if different than a mortgage on a house, however, because the life of a car is much shorter than the life of a house. Therefore, the amount of time a borrower has to pay back a loan on a car would be shorter than that on a house.

Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loan for more information about secured loans.

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July 11th, 2007 by admin

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