| 91 | All About Credit Card Balance Transfers Preview: What is a balance transfer ? A balance transfer can be explained simply as a balance transfer! When a balance is transferred usually from a credit card, but possible from a bank account or loan to a credit card with a offer interest rate (usually 0%) for a set period. It does not have to be the entire amount. The card receiving the balance will ... (more) Published By: Neil Brown Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 92 | 0% Credit Cards Preview: These days, credit cards in the UK are competing with each other on two very attractive offers with a headline rate of 0%. These 0% credit cards will be either balance transfers; introductory purchases offers or a combination of the two. This article looks at how to get the best out these types of card and the things to that the credit card compan... (more) Published By: Neil Brown Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 93 | Press Releases Scams and Successes: Reading Between the Lines Preview: Even novice investors are likely well acquainted with Press Releases, however it may serve all investors to review some important aspects of them. Press releases are a means through which companies can keep the public up to date regarding their recent affairs. It is the duty of every public company to keep its investors and indirectly potential in... (more) Published By: Chad Pington Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 94 | What is a Current Account Mortgage? Preview: Current account mortgages are fairly new to the sector. They are quite different to other types of mortgage as they enable you to set off all your savings and debts in one single account. Several lenders offer this type of flexible mortgage that is linked to a current account, and is called a current account mortgage. Your mortgage account and y... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 95 | Guide to Flexible Mortgages Preview: Outlined below is a useful guide to flexible mortgages. Flexible mortgages are also known as Australian Mortgages because they usually feature something which is common in Australia - interest recalculation on a daily basis. Daily interest rate calculation means that the amount you owe falls each month as a little more capital is paid off with ea... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 96 | What is an Offset Mortgage? Preview: An offset mortgage is very similar to a current account mortgage - but instead of having everything all in one account, all accounts are held separately. The offset mortgage concept treats your money as one giant pot, with each element (mortgage, savings, current account etc) separate to the rest. The result is basically a giant overdraft, altho... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 97 | Flexible Mortgage Tips Preview: Outlined below are some useful flexible mortgage tips. The most prominent addition in recent years to the mortgage industry has been the flexible mortgage. As the name implies, it offers greater flexibility than the traditional mortgage. Flexible mortgages are fast becoming the most popular way of taking out a new mortgage. The reason for this i... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 98 | Flexible Mortgage Guide Preview: Here is a useful flexible mortgage guide. Flexible mortgages are loans which allow you to increase or decrease the size of your repayments within certain limits. This type of mortgage is relatively new. Flexible mortgages come in all shapes and sizes. The most basic flexible mortgage runs along similar lines to a standard mortgage but with a few... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 99 | What is a Flexible Mortgage? Preview: 'Flexible mortgage' is a term that's used a lot, but what exactly does it mean? A flexible mortgage allows the borrower to make extra repayments when they have the extra money and even reduce or skip payments should the need arise. A flexible mortgage allows you to make extra payments to reduce the amount outstanding on your mortgage thereby red... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 100 | UK debt becoming a cause for concern Preview: The UK attitude toward debt has received a major shift over the past few years. Where once the UK was seen as a nation that held up thrift as being virtue and considered debt a vice, it has now changed to owing £1.3 trillion on mortgages, credit cards and other loans. The main cause of this growth in debt is the British obsession with house owners... (more) Published By: Richard Green Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 101 | The Grandeur of Savannah, GA Real Estate Preview: Day-to-day life in Savannah is young and bustling, but the city’s old Southern custom ensures that it shall always sustain its calm. Savannah, this humble city that merrily welcomes the entire world, derives its name from the Native American word for “grassy plain”. Savannah has come an extremely long journey from its original existence as the qui... (more) Published By: Cody Murphy Submitted: 20 June,2005 |
| 102 | Guide to Interest Only Mortgages Preview: Here is a useful guide to Interest Only Mortgages. An interest only mortgage is one where your regular payments only go to pay off the interest on the money you borrow. You will invest to pay off the capital sum at the end of the mortgage term. An interest only mortgage means your monthly payments cover only the interest on the loan. They do not... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 103 | What is a Tracker Mortgage? Preview: A tracker mortgage 'tracks' the Bank of England base rate, meaning your mortgage stays in line with interest rates and the market in general. The result on your monthly mortgage interest payments is that they go up when the base rate goes up and go down when the base rate goes down. A tracker mortgage works in a similar way to a standard variabl... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 104 | What is an Interest Only Mortgage? Preview: An Interest Only Mortgage is one where the repayments are made up entirely of the interest on the loan. When the mortgage term is complete, the capital originally borrowed is still outstanding. To cover the balance, borrowers are advised to make regular contributions into an investment policy alongside their mortgage repayments. This can be arra... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 105 | Shave £100,000 off your mortgage by doing... NOTHING! Preview: Surely it can't be possible? To chop 100 big ones off your mortgage without even trying? How about chopping a few years off the term of the mortgage too, all absolutely free? Sound too good to be true? Well, dear home buyer, get a load of this! We will consider the UK for the purposes of this article (although the principle is valid anywhere). Fir... (more) Published By: Peter Parsons Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 106 | Types of Mortgage Interest Rate Preview: Here is a useful guide to the different types of Mortgage Interest Rates that are available. Mortgage Lenders offer all kinds of different deals when it comes to the interest you pay on your mortgage. Sometimes you may have a choice, sometimes you may not. Your mortgage is probably the biggest loan you will ever take out, so it is important to g... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 107 | Debt Consolidation – How to Protect Your Credit Accounts from Theft Preview: Last week, a security exploit at CardSystems Solutions, Inc, a credit card processor, may have allowed thieves to obtain as many as 40 million credit card numbers from unsuspecting victims. The theft was brought about though a virus introduced into the CardSystems that allowed external hackers to obtain access to the account information. Adding to... (more) Published By: Charles Essmeier Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 108 | Personal loan 101- What You Absolutely Need to Know Preview: Daughter’s marriage or her studies? Son’s Ambition? Want a House makeover? Stop worrying about ‘money’ to fulfill your cherished dreams now… Avail the opportunity of ‘Personal Loans’. Personal Loan is perhaps a man’s best friend in today’s world. ‘Personal loan’ as the name suggests can be for any personal reason. Such reasons vary from person to ... (more) Published By: Mansi gupta Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 109 | What is a Repayment Mortgage? Preview: A repayment mortgage is the type of mortgage that most people think about. The idea behind a repayment mortgage is that you pay monthly for a set period and each payment consists of an element of capital and interest. A repayment mortgage is one for which each monthly payment contributes to the capital and the interest that is to be repaid over ... (more) Published By: John Mussi Submitted: 21 June,2005 |
| 110 | Take The Mystery Out Of Finances And Simplify Your Life Preview: What is finance and what do you need to know? Finance can mean different things. It may refer to your personal financial situation. It could refer to your investments or a business's investments. It could refer to a credit or loan purchase. Financing can be involved in your life in different ways. For example, if you are going to invest in a larg... (more) Published By: Kathleen Sutera Submitted: 22 June,2005 |