Learning All About Auto Loans

• Considerations For Future Mortgages When You'Ve Sold A Home As A Short Sale

  14 February 2017

  Did you have to sell a home in the past as a short sale, and now feel that you are going to have problems getting your next mortgage? While it won't be easy to do, it's still possible that you could get a mortgage with that short sale on your credit history. Here are some thing you should consider when doing so. Know The Waiting Period There are many factors at play that contribute to how long you must wait when getting your next mortgage.

• Peer To Peer Lending: Should You Try It?

  15 September 2016

  Peer to peer lending at its most basic is when your neighbor Bob loans you $100. When you pay him back, you give him an extra $10 for his trouble. Organized peer to peer lending is a little more complicated but runs on the same principal: regular people investing their money in loans for other people. If you are looking for a convenient and less expensive way to borrow and/or invest money, peer to peer lending may be for you.

• Three Things to Know Before Getting a Title Loan

  1 August 2016

  Title loans can be a great way to get the cash you need. This is especially true if your credit isn't very good and you have few assets to offer as collateral for a loan. But if you own your car and have the title, you will likely be able to get a title loan. There are, however, a few things you should keep in mind before rushing into obtaining this type of loan.

• Benefits Of Using Mobile Banking Services

  2 July 2016

  It is estimated that 39 percent of adults who have a mobile phone and bank account use mobile banking services. If you have a cell phone and are on the fence about whether using these banking services is right for you, learning about the benefits may help you make a decision. Here are some of the benefits of using mobile banking services. You Get Up-To-The-Minute Account Information The days of balancing a checkbook are gone.

• How A Piggyback Equity Loan Can Help You Avoid Paying Private Mortgage Insurance

  3 June 2016

  If you need cash and have some equity in your home, you might consider applying for a home equity loan. Home equity loans are great options when cash is needed; however, there is a chance you might end up having to pay private mortgage insurance (PMI) if you take out the cash you need. To avoid this, you might be able to use a piggyback equity loan to get the cash you need without paying PMI.