Sunday, November 1, 2009

Why Loans Are Intrinsic To Life.

By Harry Hogg

Almost everyone in not only in the UK but throughout the civilized world except perhaps the most affluent people in society at some time or the other require a loan.

Even those with plenty of money in their bank account often prefer to keep their bank balance healthy, feeling more confident in life in general safe in the knowledge that whatever life throws there will always be enough money in the bank to tide them over.

No one has a crystal ball to see into the future as regards job security, illness or whatever.Redundancy can happen to anyone, and even the healthiest of individuals can be hit with a sudden illness.

Therefore the bottom line is that a pound is our best friend and no one knows when this friend will come in handy.

Loans are of course when we borrow money from a loan lender and we pay this loan back normally on a weekly or more commonly on a monthly basis with interest added in order that the loan lender makes a profit from the loans they provide.

Loans are really therefore an essential part of every person's life.

Loans in their various forms are also an important part of the economy of every civilized country.It is a healthy economy when there is the correct balance between those advancing loans and those obtaining loans.

However when the granter of all forms of loans relaxes their underwriting criteria to such an extent that they forward loans to individuals without adequate means to repay these loans that credit crunches such as the one we are all experiencing occur.

Loans play an important factor in a healthy economy, but prudence is the keyword for both the loan lender and the loan borrower. - 29904

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