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Q&A: My credit median credit score is 760. Shouldnt I be able to get the best rates available for a mortgage loan?

Question by t_williams_1: My credit median credit score is 760. Shouldnt I be able to get the best rates available for a mortgage loan?
When I tell a mortgage company about my credit score, it doesn’t seem to help any in getting the best rates available. How much does your credit score “HELP” you? I know that it can hurt your chances of getting a good rate on a home loan.

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Answer by sports_chic_67
The credit score is just one factor that mortgage companies look at in determining whether to loan you the money and on what terms. They will also take into consideration your employment and salary, your savings, your debt-to-income ratio, and how much you are planning on putting down on the house.

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admin | December 5, 2010
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How To Get Cheap FHA Loan Rate

How To Get Cheap FHA Loan Rate

If you are applying for an FHA loan rate for your first home, you have to apply for an FHA cast out refinancing mortgage or you can go for the FHA refinancing loan. These are sure to protect you with the negotiations.

You should be aware of all the deals you are getting into before your FHA loan rate is finalized.

The most important right you need to have when you are applying for an FHA loan rate is that the financial transaction must have specific conditions and the terms are clear.

The paperwork that you are signing must indicate these. If you need assistance in understanding the conditions and terms of your FHA loan rate, you can always seek the advice of an FHA expert.

There are also companies that assist the refinancing loans of FHA clients. Ask your lender to also explain what is written on the papers for you to better comprehend what you are getting into.

Do not be rushed to signing any agreement – not before your FHA loan rate has been fixed or made clear. You have to fully understand the conditions of your mortgage and your rent.

You should ask the following questions to make things clear.

1. Who is responsible in paying the closing costs?

2. What is the total amount that must be paid every month for the FHA loan rate?

3. What are the pros and cons if ever you sign up for the particular FHA loan rate? Will you be gaining more or losing more?

4. What will happen if you pay your FHA mortgage a day or two later than scheduled? Are you entitled to a grace period?

5. What causes the default of an FHA mortgage? Will it be liable for foreclosure as well?

6. What is the actual cost of the FHA loan rate if you are borrowing for the property?

If you were able to have all these questions answered, then the credibility of the FHA loan rate is not much of a concern anymore because it seems to be a good deal. Your lender can give you more details if you need it.

You must make an appointment with him or her if you want the answers to be discussed completely. Also, you must be informed about every repercussion that could possibly happen if you agree to the FHA loan rate.

Be aware of your rights under the Fair Housing Act. As a homebuyer,  your shouldn’t be refused to apply for loan or get a purchase if you qualify for the FA requirements in the first place.

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admin | December 4, 2010
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Q&A: I am applying for an $81k FHA mortgage loan. What kind of interest rates will I get?

Question by Patricia A: I am applying for an k FHA mortgage loan. What kind of interest rates will I get?
My wife and I are purchasing a foreclosure and got preapproved for a loan for $ 90k. I will actually only need $ 81k for the FHA loan. My credit is around a 650 and hers is around 670-700 range. What kind of interest rates will we get approved for? I know interest rates are extremely low right now.

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Answer by Mikey
The news is reporting 4.5 percent interest on a 30 year fixed.
With your credit score I would expect about 5 to 5.5 percent.
An FHA will not have PMI……………

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admin | December 3, 2010
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If the studnet loan rate decreases this July 1st (2008), will that decrease my current Stafford loan rates?

Question by Mark G: If the studnet loan rate decreases this July 1st (2008), will that decrease my current Stafford loan rates?
I currently have my first 2 years off Stafford Loans consolidated @ 4.75%, but my loans from the past 2 years are at 6.8%. If rates drop in July, will that decrease my 6.8% rate on my unconsolidated Stafford loans?

In this case should I wait to consolidate?

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Answer by te144
No. Holders of your notes are beyond the effects of changes.

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admin | December 3, 2010
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Does anyone know where to find online car loan quote with low rates?

Question by Estell Westbrooks: Does anyone know where to find online car loan quote with low rates?
I need to find an car loan quote with low rates. Does somebody know where to find it? thanks

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Answer by Jonathan Peters
Comparethemarket.com =D

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admin | December 2, 2010
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Where can I find the best CD rates? Is E-Loan a reliable company to do banking with?

Question by Anna: Where can I find the best CD rates? Is E-Loan a reliable company to do banking with?
I am looking for the highest 9-12 month CD rates. So far the highest I’ve seen is with E-Loan, which has a 12-month CD at 4.35% APY. Is this bank reliable? Do you know of other, safe (FDIC insured) banks with higher 9 to 12 month CD rates?

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Answer by Science Guy
Check out bankrate.com. They list current interest rates for multiple products from many sources.

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admin | December 2, 2010
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Can they raise my existing auto loan and credit card interest rates due to my foreclosure?

Question by july_mom: Can they raise my existing auto loan and credit card interest rates due to my foreclosure?
I am going through foreclosure on my condo. I know my credit is going to take a bit hit. I also currently have a credit card and a car loan but have never been late on any of those payments. Will my interest rates be raised on those because of the foreclosure?

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Answer by RJ
They shouldn’t be able to under the new credit laws that went into effect last Monday.

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admin | November 30, 2010
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CashLoan.org Advises Borrowers Should be Wary of Making Cash Loans a Habit

Minneapolis, Minn. (Vocus) July 11, 2009

Many borrowers are wary of obtaining a cash loan online because they are worried about the fees and finance charges associated with the faxless cash loan. Since the online cash loan lender is taking on a high risk loan, they charge higher rates than traditional lenders. Borrower can fall into difficult financial situation if their borrowing habits get out of control, so CashLoan.org offers some advice to prevent this from occurring.

Obtaining a cash loan online helps many people who are in need of emergency funds but are unable to acquire through traditional means, such as through a bank or credit card. This is often due to bad credit, the urgency of the loan, or the small amount of the loan. Since no collateral is needed to get a faxless cash loan, the rates are higher than traditional loans that are secured. Although the rates are high, many borrowers would agree that the cost is less expensive than bouncing checks or paying reoccurring high interest rates.

The first step in ensuring the avoidance of problems with borrowing from an online cash loan lender is to start by finding a reputable store. The best way to do this is to shop around for the best online cash loan lender and compare rates. Every lender has different terms, conditions, rates and fees. After finding out if the lender has been in business with out any problems for an established amount of time, compare their qualifications for applying.

Borrowers should always read and fully understand the contract they are legally binding themselves to before agreeing to any of the terms or conditions. After agreeing to the loan and obtaining the funds, it is important to take stock of what happened that got the borrower into the situation to have to borrower from a payday loan lender in the first place. If it could be foreseen as a regular occurrence, the borrower should look at other means of obtaining funds.

There are several reputable debt management counselors and institutions that specialize in helping people sort out their financial affairs. If a borrower is in a difficult long-term financial situation, payday loans should not be used as a solution. Payday loans are only intended for use in emergency situations when no other funds are available.

Contact:

Marlene Brown    

Public Relations Specialist

612-385-1331

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admin | November 28, 2010
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Tri-Agency may default on fed loan

Tri-Agency may default on fed loan
Money went to failed businesses A local agency devoted to promoting economic development might be forced to default on a loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, according to the organization’s executive director. The Tri-Agency Economic Development Authority entered into a $ 400,000 loan agreement with the USDA in 1997 to set up a revolving loan fund for small businesses. The loan term is …
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Irish banks suffer downgrades
Ireland’s banks suffered a string of credit downgrades – one reduced to junk-bond status – as speculation mounted that an EU-IMF bailout of Ireland could require senior bondholders to share the massive bill.
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Irish banks suffer downgrades
Ireland’s banks suffered a string of credit downgrades – one reduced to junk-bond status – as speculation mounted that an EU-IMF bailout of Ireland could require senior bondholders to share the massive bill.
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admin | November 20, 2010
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PrivateStudentLoans.com Improves Private Student Loan Comparison Tool




PrivateStudentLoans.com Improves Private Student Loan Comparison Tool











Quincy, MA (Vocus) June 30, 2010

PrivateStudentLoans.com, a subsidiary of the Student Loan Network, recently enhanced its popular online private student loan comparison tool, allowing high school and college students and their families to browse and apply for more private loan options than ever before.

The improved comparison tool allows students to compare up to six private loan lenders on a single page, with information about each lender’s products – including fees, interest rate ranges and repayment options. Already a trusted source for finding and applying for alternative financial aid, PrivateStudentLoans.com continues to add major loan providers to its already-impressive roster of industry-leading lenders.

Many students need money for school on short notice, and as a result, do not research their options as well as they should. When applying for a private student loan, a borrower should research the interest rates, fees and repayment processes for each individual loan. “Our goal for this tool is to allow students to make more informed college financing decisions,” said Jonathan Rudy, Director of Student Loans. “By continuing to add lenders and improve the functionality of the comparison tool, we are giving borrowers and their families more options than ever before, making it easier for students to find the right private student loan to fit their needs.”

Since its initial debut in January, the private student loan comparison tool, as part of PrivateStudentLoans.com, has provided both at-a-glance and detailed information about private student loans from a variety of different lenders, as well as the opportunity to apply online.

PrivateStudentLoans.com is an industry-leading website with over 2 million visitors expected in 2010. In addition to the comparison tool, the site also provides information on the benefits and eligibility requirements of private student loans and how they compare with federal direct loans. To further encourage students to make responsible borrowing decisions, the site also features a private student loan repayment calculator. This tool allows students to estimate what their private student loan monthly payments will be once they go into repayment.

For more information, or to arrange an interview, contact:

Kristin Morris

press (at) edvisors.com

617-328-1565

About Student Loan Network and Edvisors:

Student Loan Network, an Edvisors (http://www.Edvisors.com) online education company is one of the nation’s fastest growing providers of student loan related information. We help undergraduate students, graduate students, and their families access federal and private student loans, as well as consolidation services. To help make the financial aid process less stressful Student Loan Network delivers student loan resources including, financial aid blogs and e-books, and the monthly Financial Aid Newsletter. Each year more than 10 million students, parents, and financial aid professionals rely on these resources.

For more than eleven years Edvisors has helped students and their families access to student loans, scholarships, and other financial aid resources to help make education affordable. We deliver on our mission to provide a richer, more fulfilling education experience to students, educators and parents by providing an unmatched portfolio of education-related information and services through Edvisors Student Services, Student Loan Network, and the Edvisors Education Foundation.

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