Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Loans

By Sean Parker

Some people say that life is fleeting - and indeed it is. One moment you're playing with dolls, and the next you're falling in love. Then, before you know it, you're working and looking for a place to say. It's just part of life. However, life can be rather pressing. And in this era's competitive atmosphere, people mostly have to wait for years and years before they can really have "the good life". And by then, they're usually made jaded and cynical by all the decades of suffering. So, I ask, why wait? Ask for a loan and experience the good life today.

Need to get through school? Get a student loan. Need a car? Get a car loan. Need a crib? Get a home loan. All you'll ever need is a stable salary that enables you to pay for the things you want in staggered amounts. You don't have to get stuck in a dump if you don't want to. If you keep your life on track, you should not have any trouble living the good life. But how exactly do you stay on track and your loans in check? Easy, just take note of these three things and you should be okay.

Good Credit, Bad Credit

First and foremost, if you're going to apply for a loan, be certain that you yourself are trustworthy. People who have good credit ratings are given lower interest rates. People with bad credit ratings, however, would not only find it difficult to get a loan, they also have higher interest rates and receive fewer reprieves. If they miss a few weeks of payment, the creditors are usually on them like hounds. So, if you're going to get a loan, try to improve your credit rating first. You'll be saving a lot of money in the long run.

Loan only the Appropriate Amount

A general rule in getting a loan is to borrow only the amount of money that you can afford to pay off. Say for example, if you're going to get an automobile loan, make sure that the monthly fee isn't 15% of your monthly take home salary. For a house loan, make sure that it won't go over 25%. This is very crucial, because you don't want to be crippled by your debts. Keep this quote in mind and you should be fine: Live within your means. - 29904

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