Posts Tagged ‘Loan’

Bad Credit Car Loan Sellers Who Cheat You

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Sometimes, when a person has a bad credit car loan, they tend to make the wrong choices, thus allowing themselves to fall more into debt than they could have imagined. Thus, having a handle on the situation and knowing how to spot the mishaps before they happen could really help an individual to resolve their bad credit car loan issues. When you decide you would like to purchase a car despite having a bad credit car loan, choosing the right seller who does not cheat you is really important.  There are many sellers out there that take advantage of a person with a bad credit car loan.  The sellers who make use of you will intentionally place a significant ‘off the ground’ amount of interest on your accounts.  Moreover, these sellers will cheat you and inform you that the financial institution that you are applying for loan from request that you purchase extra accessories for your car, extra documentation such as insurance and so much more. Selle Read more…

What is the Deadline for a Private Student Loan?

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

The biggest advantage of a private student loan is its flexibility.You can take out up to the total cost of your education (tuition, housing, fees, books) or you can just take out a few bucks for a new laptop or textbook.

All you have to do to qualify for a private student loan is be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident with a credit worthy co-signer. You must also be enrolled at least half time or greater as defined by the school (typically 6 credits). Check out your loan options today!

Car Loan Financing Tips: What You Need to Know

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Getting car loans can be a stressful and difficult process, especially if you do not have good credit. Having bad credit however may not necessarily as a result of mismanaging your finances. Several situations like a divorce, death or unemployment can cause a strain on your finances and leave you in debts. The process of getting an auto loan will be an exhausting exercise, but with the following few tips, you are good to go.

Check your credit history and credit report before making any applications for car loans. When your application is rejected, your credit score drops even further. Therefore, you have to make sure that credit score and report are correct. It is recommended that you check your credit at least once in a year. This gives room to rectify any the blemishes in the report. You will be shocked just how often errors occur on the reports.

Check online for lenders of car loans. There are a many online lenders and all you have to do is know the specific websites to visit.

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Felonies dropped in loan modification fraud case

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

A Howell businesswoman admitted Friday to charging customers money upfront for loan-modification services, but she denied failing to perform the services promised and denied pocketing any money.

The Michigan attorney general’s office had initially charged Michelle Rene Garbuschewski; her Howell business Elite Mortgage Relief; and her partner, Lisa Marie Joboulian of Northville; with felony charges of obtaining at least $1,000 but less than $20,000 under false pretenses.

However, those charges were dismissed Friday and the women were arraigned on misdemeanor charges of violating the Credit Services Protection Act for allegedly illegally charging homeowners facing foreclosure upfront fees for mortgage-modification assistance. The charge carries a penalty of up to 93 days in jail and up to $1,000 fine.

“We took money upfront,” Garbuschewski said Friday in a telephone interview.