Car title loans have become a more popular form of borrowing over the last decade as banks and traditional lenders have tightened their lending requirements. For all the bad publicity that car title loans receive, there are several positives associated with them. Let’s look at three. [continue reading…]
In the past few years, the car title loan has become a more popular form of borrowing among those looking for extra funds for a variety of reasons. A car title loan is one that is secured by the title to a vehicle that a borrower owns. It is somewhat different than more conventional loans [continue reading…]
Car title loans are becoming more prevalent these days as borrowers find traditional methods of borrowing money more strict. Banks and other financial institutions have made lending more difficult for the average person. Any individual with a car, truck, or SUV can borrow against its title. [continue reading…]
Consumer debt is at an all-time high, hovering around $3.4 trillion and still climbing. The average household that owns at least one credit card has in excess of $15,000 in credit card debt. The financial disaster of the previous decade is still plaguing many across the nation. If you are one of the many whose credit was destroyed as a result of the economic crises of the 2000s, there is a way to repair your credit history. [continue reading…]
In times of financial trouble, people have traditionally turned to banks and other lending institutions for help. For the past several years, the economic crisis that rocked the country in the late 2000s has prevented banks from [continue reading…]
A car title loan is a quick and easy way to borrow money if you own a vehicle with a free and clear title. There are a number of other ways that people can borrow. Payday loans, for example, are another quick option. Traditional bank loans are an option, but take longer to process. Regardless of the type of loan, all have an associated cost. That is the interest rate; the amount you will be charged for borrowing money. [continue reading…]
If you find that your debt is killing you, it’s time to make a change. Holding a high amount of debt can be a huge burden not only financially, but also emotionally. Take a step in the right direction and take some drastic measures to reduce your debt. [continue reading…]
Your elderly parents have both passed and their estate has now been passed on to you. It is a long and arduous legal process that you most likely do not understand very well. You trust your lawyers to take care of everything and in the end you receive a check. No matter the size of the inheritance, you are excited and decide to spend some of it. It might be a vacation or even a new car. Then, the bad news comes. [continue reading…]
There are a number of different types of loans available. Which loan will work best for you? The answer will depend largely upon your financial situation and your credit history. If you have a poor credit history and credit score, your choices are limited. Two loans that can help you access cash in the case of emergency are payday loans and car title loans. [continue reading…]
One of the more frustrating things facing individuals and business owners are taxes. Each year, individuals and businesses must file a tax return. When completed, it is possible that you may owe the government a sizable chunk of money. If you are not in a position to pay, there are some alternatives. A car title loan is one such option. [continue reading…]
Car title loans are a great source of fast cash especially for those who have an immediate need. Emergencies pop up every now and then and paying for them can sometimes be a challenge. Using your vehicle as collateral for a loan is one way to get out of the financial jam. If you are considering a car title loan, [continue reading…]
Finally, 2015 will mark the first year in a long time that borrowers will find it a little easier to obtain a loan. For the past several years, financial institutions have tightened their lending standards due to the after effects of the financial crisis that began in 2008. Now, many of those restrictions have been eased somewhat as we head into 2015. [continue reading…]
All too often, families and individuals find themselves in a financial situation that seems impossible. It may be the result of a medical emergency, a divorce, a car breaking down, or a home in need of repair. Whatever the situation, there are some alternatives when people run into money problems.
Use A Credit Card
If you are like most people, you will have at least one credit card that you keep in case of an emergency. [continue reading…]
For most people, buying a car is one of the largest financial transactions that they will make. Shortly after the purchase of a vehicle, the buyer receives the title to it. There are several important things that everyone should know about their car title. Here are a few. [continue reading…]
If yours is a typical American household, you may have a furry friend that is just like one of the family. Whether you are a dog or cat lover, pets become very much like one of your own children. Unfortunately, when they become ill or get into an accident, it is often a matter of money that determines [continue reading…]
Through the years, most individuals and families have been able to access needed funds by going to their financial institution and taking out a loan. Home loans, car loans, student loans, and others used to be easily accessible for most people up until the credit crunch that occurred in 2008. The ensuing financial crisis led lenders to tighten up their requirements [continue reading…]
Reportedly, the average household in America has as much as $15,000 in credit card debt alone. Add in car payments and mortgages, and it is easy to see how many people can become slaves to their debt. What if you could eliminate most or all of your unnecessary debt? It’s possible. Here’s how. [continue reading…]
Whether it’s the beginning or the end of the month, your bills must be paid on time. Your most important bill is normally your rent or mortgage payment. Not paying your rent or mortgage is a surefire way to wind up without a place to live. Likewise, when you don’t pay your electric or water bills, [continue reading…]
If you are a college student, you are probably aware that there are numerous student loan programs available to help you pay for your education. But what happens when all of your grants, scholarships, and loans do not cover the entire cost of going to school? When you need a few thousand dollars more to make it through the school [continue reading…]
Ever since the credit crunch that came about as the result of the financial crisis that began in 2008, borrowing money has been difficult in the U.S. Banks and financial institutions are not as lax as they once were in handing out loans. Restrictions are tighter making it difficult for the typical [continue reading…]
