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Article Title: Little Good Harbour One Of The Most Enchanting Hotels In Barbados
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Little Good Harbour in Barbados would be one of the ideal vacation places in Barbados for anyone who is looking for a quaint secluded get-away from it all vacation.
Little Good Harbour is a newly and tastefully converted coral stone warehouse with stunning views both up and down a deserted lovely beach. This is an absolute gem
It could easily be described as one of the best Barbados boutique hotels, and you could well find it on the best of Barbados 2006 list of hotels.
On approaching the hotel the colourfully painted Bajan styled cottages are on the right hand side, but you really don't notice them because they are well camouflaged by the tropical vegetation that surrounds them.
If you look to the left you will see the hotel's waterside bar and restaurant called the 'Fish Pot'. It would be fair to say it looks as it is, a classy restaurant, which boasts great service and food, accompanied by the sound of the sea crashing onto the beach below.
Before I wax too lyrical, I have to admit, that the Little Good Harbour is my idea of paradise, it is in an idyllic location, and in many ways is a throw back to Barbados the way it used to be 20 years ago.
My advice if you want to stay at Little Good Harbour, so eloquently described as 'a cluster of cottages around a swimming pool' , is to try to get one of the elegant and comfortable rooms on the beach side of the road.
From the balcony of your suite, you can watch the fishermen below - a reminder of a bygone era to match the colonial decor of your room. You choose whether to frolic on the beach or by the pool, but the real social scene happens at the Fish Pot, where everyone comes to sample the fabulous dishes.
If you want to see photographs of Little Good Harbour go to http://www.worldwidevacationspots.com/articles/5/1/Little-Good-Harbour-one-of-the-most-enchanting-hotels-in-Barbados/Page1.html
I loved everything about Little Good Harbour especially the cottage with its large sitting area & kitchen, and the spacious room & bathroom.The pathways through the green foliage, and the sound of the birds will live with me for a long time.
This is a great and well kept secret, and whilst the owners may wish otherwise, please don't tell anyone about it, just keep quiet!!
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Article Title: Casa De Carmona Hotel Near Seville
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The Casa De Carmona Hotel has been described as one of the most unique and elegant hotels in Spain. It is a lovingly restored 16th Century palace to a small hotel of character, with 33 bedrooms in the tiny ancient, hilltop, walled, picturesque town of Carmona, only 20 minutes outside Seville and 15 minutes from the airport, and to stay there is to stay in the house of a Spanish Nobleman with good taste.
Our first sight of Carmona, and the Casa de Carmona was in the early evening driving towards Seville. We saw what looked like an ancient walled city perched on a hill, and could instantly imagine it in medieval times holding off hordes of invaders.
Finding the hotel itself was a little tricky through the tiny streets of the town, but it was well worth the effort. I was very worried about parking and unloading our Chrysler Voyager, but very quickly I discovered that the Casa de Carmona is different. The narrow streets leads to what seems an impossible car park, but suddenly there was a porter to park my car, and a hotel boy, dressed in pantaloons and tights, who took our bags to our room.
A charming young lady receptionist will met us at the door of the hotel, and not only showed us to our room, but also around the hotel.
We stayed in room five which is closest to the pool and very romantic too. If you are looking for the ideal weekend retreat, perhaps to impress a lover, or even better a honeymoon stopover, then you have found your almost perfect destination. You can be assured of tactful privacy, in a place where refined good taste is almost a bye word!!
First impressions still remain vivid, and as you enter the Casa through a deep-red terracotta patio, which leads through to the reception area you realise this is different. A second patio, filled with plants in large pots and decorated in the same rich colours, forms the central focus of the hotel. There are lush plants, marble colonnades, fragrant flowers, the singing of birds and the gentle gurgling of fountains. A romantic walled patio with an exquisite formal garden features a picture-perfect swimming pool fed by five fountains.
This is an oasis of tranquillity, and whilst it may just lack a little of the luxuries of a top hotel, you will know you have found a gem.
After looking around the courtyards and gardens you will end up in the library and a complimentary drink from the free-bar. The greatest joy is that your chambermaid will unpack for you if you want, and you can leave your shoes outside your room to be polished, all you need to do is ask the receptionist.
The public rooms of the hotel are around the central patio, with a chess room, and library, which are a little formal, and could almost be a museum to the antiques. However the ?loggia? Next to the pool is altogether lighter and brighter. As well as everything you expect in a luxury hotel, you'll also find a variety of books and magazines to read, a VCR and music system to play and hundreds of films and CDs to enjoy. However this is definitely a hotel for people who like to relax in the courtyards, shaded from the sunlight, and smell the scent of the orange trees and the jasmine. The world of the 21st century will quickly seem far away.
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Everywhere you will find the same aristocratic elegance, with carefully chosen pastel hues (predominantly pale blues and greens) and a generous range of antique furniture, including cabinet desks, ornate mirrors, brass lamps, and a tall hatbox. It's verging on the fusty, but a range of modern facilities keeps it real: hi-fi, air-conditioning, video, ambient lighting. A concealed mirrored door leads to an impressive large bathroom, with elaborate brass taps and wide shower heads, double sinks, green and terracotta walls. It would be fair to say the plumbing can gurgle, and the paint is a little faded, but somehow it all adds to the glamour.
The restaurant is situated in the space that used to be the stables of the palace. Only the life-size frescoes of eerily staring white horses remind you of its past.
The antique tables, chairs, glassware are all in keeping with hotel.
Breakfast: is between 8.00-11.30 am, and is a huge buffet of pastries, fruit, hams, cheese, and cereals, where you are attended by waitresses in country wench garb. Lunch is between1.30-4.30 pm, and Dinner 8.30-11.30 pm when there's plenty of choice of Andalucian appetizers, soups, seafood, stews, meats, tarts, fruit and creamy desserts
If you choose to dine out, the San Fernando (on the plaza of the same name) and La Ferrara (attached to the Hotel Alcazar de la Reina) come recommended.
Summary
The Casa De Carmona Hotel is just right for anyone seeking elegance and tranquillity, with a predominance of British and American couples.
Although one child under 12 stays free in the parents? Room, this hotel is only really suited to calm and sophisticated young adults, and definitely not for small children.
It's a great base for exploring Seville, and a week would not be too long
The Casa De Carmona will give you peace and quiet, great comfort. The town of Carmona is a gem, but realise as with many town centre hotels, there are no large gardens, but if it is a romantic dalliance you are after, and then look no further!!
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Article Title: Tsarabanjina Hotel Madagascar
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It is worth taking travel sickness pills for the journey out to Tsarabanjina from Nosy Be if the sea is at all rough, the 90 minute journey to what was described by a fellow guest as "paradise" can be quite unpleasant.
Situated in the North-west of Madagascar, Tsarabanjina is one of the islands of the Mitsio archipelago offering luxury and service at the highest level. The island is filled with the melody of extraordinary birds, lush vegetation, turquoise seas, white beaches and unspoilt reefs.
The Tsarabanjina Hotel offers 18 comfortable wooden bungalows (9 chalets situated on each side of the island ensuring complete privacy).
The double rooms all have air conditioning, bathrooms with separate toilets, private verandas, hammocks, table and chairs and breathtaking sea views.
The bungalows are all close to the main building, where reception has a safe where you may lock up valuables. There is also an IDD telephone, satellite fax and a TV room with seven TV channels including CNN and Canal Horizons.
There is also an excellent restaurant offering seafood, local and cosmopolitan cuisine. If you want a drink you can choose between two bars, the upper bar next to the restaurant or the colourful bar on the ground floor with its sandy floors, facing the lagoon.
Breakfast and lunch are buffet style whereas evening meals are a la Carte. . All menus at the Tsarabanjina Hotel are seafood based, and for an additional charge, the hotel can arrange a romantic seafood dinner on the beach at sunset
There is a small boutique offering a wide choice of Malagasy traditional and modern handmade crafts.
If you want to see a couple of photographs, then go to http://www.worldwidevacationspots.com/articles/15/1/Tsarabanjina-Madagascar/Page1.html
The activities at Tsarabanjina are mostly ocean based and are nearly all included in the cost of stay. The multitude of activities on offer include snorkelling, water skiing, sailing and guided walking around the island to enjoy the views of the Mitsio Archipelago.
At an additional cost, guests can enjoy fishing trips or scuba diving at all levels with the hotel's PADI dive club to discover the coral reefs of the Mitsio Archipelago.
Accommodation is on a Full Board basis
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Article Title: Dos and Don'ts For a Career Changer
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There are as many new career options as there is new career advice, but if one follows a few basic ground rules, he or she can make that switch to a new career without too much of difficulty. To begin with, one must figure out if what one needs is a change of job or a change of career. While a job change can be accomplished without much ado, a career change creates quite an upheaval in one's life and hence must be handled with care. A well-formulated plan is extremely important for the successful execution of a career change.
Preparedness
Rushing into a new career without weighing all the factors that have led you to take such a decision may prove to be a risky proposition. Take the time to examine your existing career - some of the negating factors you are considering may be transitory. So think well before you throw in the towel. Focus on the advantages and disadvantages in your current system and weigh them against the things you like and dislike in your new career. One might have to put in a great deal of time and effort while changing over to a new career. You could be assailed by feelings of insecurity during the transition as things tend to progress very slowly. Nonetheless, one has to take it in a stride as these are normal during the course of a career change.
Take Advantage Of Transferable Skills
You could leverage some of the skills and experiences from your current career to your new career. That is not to say that one must restrict oneself to similar careers when taking up a new career. Ideally, a new career which would partially employ skills from your previous career would give you an edge in tackling your new job rather than having to start on something totally alien to you.
Additional Training And Education
While skills from previous career may help, you may have to get extra training or education to give you a competitive edge in your new career. That said, avoid jumping headlong into an educational program-weigh the various options available and start slowly. If there is any possibility of gaining first-hand experience in your new field before actually starting on your new career, grab the opportunity. You could either do it as voluntary work or as part-time job. This would greatly enhance your confidence, experience and also help you establish contacts in your new career.
Other Marketing Tools To Help In Your New Career
A good resume is as important a marketing tool in your employment search as is your strong interviewing skills. Timely follow-up is also important in ensuring success in your quest for a new career. This involves calling potential employers and requesting for an interview as part of the follow-up process. Today, many employers resort to telephonic or on-line interviews. Returning telephone calls or e-mails and writing acceptance letters are also equally important in the follow-through process.
Starting Your Own Business
Many career change seekers dream of starting a venture, but lack the courage to make a beginning. Fear is what holds you back from chasing your dreams. But unless you overcome your fear of venturing into the unknown, you will never make that profound difference to your life. So, the first step to starting out on your own would be to make a thorough study of what you are venturing into. Attend classes, read publications and do whatever it takes to get a solid grip. This way your risks would seem less risky.
Flexibility
As far as new career advice goes, being flexible is paramount when you are starting on a new career, which means you may have to make compromises on job titles, remuneration, relocation, etc.
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Learn the one of the greatest marketing secrets in this article
Does it matter whether your company finalizes any successful transactions today? It should matter. Money today is always more important than the promise of money tomorrow. Businesses that appreciate this essential truth do well and those that do not will fail. There is nothing more to it!
Having said this, it begs the question: how do you get money today?
It is worthwhile facing up to the reality that the overwhelming majority of your clients could survive very well without patronizing your business today. Unless you are supplying an item which can saves lives, your customers could probably do without what you have to offer. This reality is a huge threat to your business success and profits.
First, you recognize that the overwhelming majority of your customers probably could get along quite nicely without buying your product today. Unless you sell an item of life-or-death significance, your customers could probably postpone action. This, of course, could fatal to your own business success and profits.
It amounts to this: You need customers to act and buy today, not tomorrow.
This reality puts a whole different spin on advertising and promotion. You have to do what's necessary to motivate people who don't have to buy to feel that they urgently do need to buy today, immediately, without delay!
This is where the limited time offer comes into its own.
If you understand the huge significance of offers and integrate them into all your marketing, you will be assured of constant excellent profits.
Let us define a limited time offer. It is a motivating sales proposition giving the client greatly enhanced value for money within a defined period. Here's a good example: subscribe by the end of May and get 33% off!
Clever marketers know that the goal is to sell the customer the offer. It has to be irresistible because once the customer has decided he wants the offer, they have to act in order to take advantage of it.
There are a hundred ways to make special offers. Keep a file of all the different types. Then when you are drawing up your marketing strategy you can refer to these and adapt a couple for your business and situation.
Some marketers go so far as to say that every marketing communication should have a limited time offer connected with it. They are actually claiming that no marketing communication whatsoever – not advertisements, business cards, brochures, emails, anything that a customer will see, should fail to have an offer. And don't be subtle about it either. It must really be an in-your-face call to action offer prominently positioned, colorful and graphic.
Accept that your customers are overloaded with things and mostly don't really need to act today to acquire more. That's why they have to have to be motivated to take immediate action. Focus on developing and using special offers right across the board. The day you stop using offers will be a sad day for your business.
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This article gives you great small business help and advice.
If you're a small business owner, you've most likely taken note of online advertising campaigns representing big brands and a lot of money. It's no secret that online advertising and marketing techniques have risen above other traditional advertising methods, such as TV commercials and billboards, but, when creating their own online ad, small business owners have a hard time deciding where to begin.
Building an online advertisement takes time and involves a lot of trial and error. The great thing about online ads is that you can observe feedback from consumers and measure how many potential customers respond to your advertisements. Using that data, you can rework your advertisements and change headlines, texts, photos, videos or anything else until you find an ad that works for you and generates a lot of traffic. To help decide where to begin when creating your first online advertisement, printed below are a few steps to keep in mind:
1) Keywords –
Including keywords in your headline allow your site to be ranked higher on search engine sites and will therefore drive more traffic to your business. Keywords should be relevant to your business and what products or services you offer. For instance, if you sell sports-related T-shirts, some keywords may be sports, T-shirts, sports wear, jerseys or football. When a potential customer enters one of these keywords into a search engine, such as Yahoo or Google, your website is listed amongst thousands of others offering the same products.
2) What Makes You Different? –
There are millions of businesses advertising on the Internet and consumers tend to get lost amongst all the information. Highlight what sets you apart from the crowd and why your business, services or products are unique compared to others. For example, if you offer a particular service that other company's like yours don't, include that in the body of your ad.
3) Creative Copy –
The copy of your ad should be tested and perfected. The great thing about online advertisements is that you can launch several different ad campaigns to decide which works best for your needs and your business. The copy of your ad should be creative, interesting and catchy, don't be afraid to try different things.
4) Keyword Misspellings –
Though it may sound strange, including common misspellings of keywords in your advertisements could increase in the number of consumers who click on your ad and visit your site. Remember, your advertisement will appear on a search engine after a potential customer has entered a keyword and many people misspell the words. For instance, including the word "casidilla" if your business specializes in quesadilla makers could be beneficial because most people would spell the word the wrong way.
5) Test, Test, Test –
Online advertising allows you the freedom of constantly revisiting ads to edit them based on the overall success or failure of the advertisements you use. You can track the results of ads and edit them until you find something that works for you and is successful.
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You're currently at the situation where you have built up a company based on products or services that you genuinely believe will provide great earning opportunities. Before you get ahead of yourself, however, you need to gain the attention of the market to make them pay notice to what you're selling first. And this is not an easy thing to do.
Here are 6 tips for your first attempt at business marketing:
It is not all about the money - Many business owners make the mistake of believing that the bigger and flashier a marketing campaign is, the more market attention it will gain. And true, and expensive advert will capture your market's notice, but it may not retain it long enough for them to buy into what you are offering and to trust in you.
Don't delegate - You should only trust yourself and your partners to build the marketing foundations to your company. Your employees can't possibly know and love your company as much as you do, no matter how qualified the employees are. You can ask for advice from outside sources such as experts, and they can create a marketing business plan for you, but make sure that you work closely with them and don't just wait for their outcome.
Be ethical in business marketing - Whatever you do, avoid using illegal or deceptive methods whilst carrying out your business marketing. If you want your company to be successful, you must learn to love and respect your customers. You may be tempted with quick money-making schemes but these won't work for your business in the long term and it may lead to the company going bankrupt.
Don't be shy - There's no room for shyness in the business marketing industry. Now is the time to overcome your inhibitions and face the world. You will need to stand up for your company, if you want to market your business effectively. It is crucial to sound convincing and actively promote the many wonderful benefits you are offering. People want to be engaged, and the only way to do this is to be assertive and forthcoming.
Bring your target market closer - In business, you need to think of your target market as your own family. By doing this, you will gradually learn which ways to reach customers and keep them interested in your company's products or services. It is important you learn everything about them including what they like and what they dislike. You should get to know them so well that you can almost perfectly predict how they would react in any situation.
Focus on benefits and not features - Remember this when it comes to business marketing as it is important. Make sure you focus on the benefits of your ad campaign or marketing strategy as apposed to the features of your product or service. Customers are more likely to remember how their life can be made better or easier by what you are offering, rather than how your product or service works.
One last point to note is that evaluating the results of your marketing strategy should be high up on your list of priorities for the business. One can always learn a large amount from past successes and failures and this knowledge can serve your company greatly.
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Article Title: Secured Loans - So What Are They?
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Secured loans are loans that a borrower secures with collateral. Collateral is something that the lender can seize to use to pay off the debt should the borrower default. Lenders prefer secured loans since there is some safeguard that no matter what they will get at least part of their money.
The two most commonly recognized secured loans are home loans and auto loans. In both cases the loan is secured with the item being purchased. Should the borrower fail to pay the lender will take ownership of the home or auto and then resell it to recoup their money.
Getting a secured loan is much easier because the lender does not have to assume as much risk as with an unsecured loan. They will still check credit reports and require borrowers to meet certain criteria; however, the whole process is much easier than with an unsecured loan.
Lenders also like secured loans because the borrower has something at risk too. Instead of the lender assuming all the risk, the borrower now shares in that risk and so they are more likely to honour the contract. The borrower is fully aware should they default that they are at risk for losing their collateral.
Also if you suffer from credit problems, such as county court judgements, bankruptcy and defaults then it is a lot more difficult to obtain unsecured credit. But as said previously with a secured loan the lender has security and will be more willing to lend on this basis. The same is true if you are self employed and have trouble proving your income.
Secured loans can be obtained for any purpose. However, as mentioned home loans and auto loans are the most common. These things, though, can be used as collateral for other loans. With homes, they build equity, which is essentially the value of the home minus what is still owed on it.
Homes go up in value over time, so home owners can borrow against their equity. This is still using their home as collateral. Autos on the other hand depreciate, or go down in value as time goes on so they are usually not acceptable for use as collateral except for the case of an auto loan.
Other things can be used such as investment moneys, expensive jewellery and other things of value, as long as the value meets or exceeds the value of the loan and the item is not going to go down in value.
People get secured loans for many reasons. They get them to make home improvements, consolidate debts and buy new items. As long as the loan is secured with collateral and the borrower pays according to the contract, the secured loan is a great resource.
Secured loans can be risky for borrowers, but they are also good because they are easier to get. However, the borrower must always keep in mind that they have risk involved in a secure loan.
Lenders are not hesitant to take collateral should the borrower default. As long as a borrower intends on honouring the contract then there should be no problem with a secured loan.
About The Author: James Copper is a mortgage broker with over 30 years experience. He works for http://www.any-loans.co.uk as a secured loans advisor. In his spare time he writes on all areas of financial services and investments.
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Article Title: How To Use A Remortgage Loan To Your Benefit
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A remortgage loan is a loan that a home owner gets to pay off their current mortgage. Home owners get remortgage loans to help them reduce their interest rates and save money.
There are many ways a remortgage loan can benefit a home owner besides allowing them to get a lower interest rate. When remortgaging a hoe owner should take advantage of the perks a remortgage loan has to offer.
Before remortgaging, a home owner should know that the best time to remortgage is when the interest rates are at an all time low. They should lock in at a fixed rate and take advantage of the low interest rate.
There is often a small window of time to take advantage of rock bottom rates, so it is important for the home owner to move fast so they can get the best deal.
Initially the remortgage loan is going to be very beneficial. The immediate thought of the home owner is that they are saving money in the overall purchase price of their home. The interest rate is a large expense tacked onto the price of a home purchase. By getting a lower interest rate the cost of the loan just went down.
Besides lowering the overall cost, though, a remortgage loan also helps to add a little extra money into the monthly budget. The cost of the monthly mortgage payments are determined by taking the whole loan amount and dividing it by the number of years of the mortgage. With less money owed due to the lower interest rate, the money payments are going to be less.
A home owner can really take advantage of this extra money. One idea is they can start saving it. If they were making their previous loan payments with no problem then they really do not need the extra monthly money.
It is ideal to start saving it. This extra money will accrue over time and can then be used as emergency money or vacation money or for whatever the home owner may need it for.
Another idea is if the home owner has had problems making their previous payments then the extra money can go into the monthly budget to help balance it out better.
The home owner will then feel a little less stressed about paying their bills and taking care of expenses because they will have that extra money.
Additionally, the extra money can be used to put back into the house. It can become hoe improvement money that is used to take care of all the little things homes need done form time to time. It is a great way to help build equity in the home.
A remortgage loan can be very beneficial in more than just the obvious ways. It is something that every home owner should consider when the timing is right to remortgage.
The extra money from a remortgage loan can go a long way towards making the life of the home owner much better and much more enjoyable.
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A secured loan is one of the easiest types of loans to get. Lenders are much more likely to offer a secured loan over other types of loans because they are lower risk. So, a borrower looking for a secured loan is not likely to have to look too far.
However, the ease of finding a lender may just be a bad thing. Many people forget that lenders are not created equal and when it comes to loans you have to shop around.
Getting the best secured loan UK is about shopping around. A borrower should not be so quick to accept the first offer extended to them. Doing so could be costly. Rates and fees will vary form lender to lender. When you borrower money you are not just going to have to pay back the amount you borrowed, but you have to pay back interest.
Interest is how the lenders make money. Basically they are charging you to loan you money. Interest rates are the biggest thing a borrower has to look for when shopping around for a secured loan UK.
Of course, the interest rate alone is not going to be the deciding factor. A borrower has to make sure the lender will loan them the amount they need, offer a good payback term and not have demanding conditions.
Some things to think about are penalties and service fees. Many lenders tack on unnecessary charges or penalties and it is very important to understand before getting a loan.
The ideal loan will have a low interest rate, no hidden fees and be for a reasonable term. The exact details of the loan are going to vary form lender to lender and with the borrower. The borrower will be very influential in the specifics of the loan.
The borrowers credit history is going to be one the main factors used to determine the interest rate. The lower a borrowers credit score, the higher the interest rate will be. Additionally, if the borrower has credit problems then the lender is likely to impose restrictions upon the terms of the loan.
The best way for a borrower to really check out different lenders is for them to understand their own credit history and how it will influence the lenders decisions.
They should approach each lender and be able to give them a general idea of their financial situation. It also helps to get quotes in writing because once the lender runs a borrowers credit they may decide to completely change the deal.
Working with a lender can be challenging. Lenders are out to make money off lending money. The bottom line is they want to see how much they can make off the loan.
Besides wanting a borrower who will pay back the loan, they want a borrower who is willing to pay fees and interest. A smart shopper will be someone who can get the lender to take a pay cut and get a secured loan UK that is affordable and fair.
About The Author: James Copper is a mortgage broker with over 30 years experience. He works for http://www.any-loans.co.uk as a Secured Loan UK Advisor. In his spare time he writes on all things finance and real estate related.
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Article Title: Self Cert Loans - Especially For The Self Employed
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Being self employed can cause a lot of problems when trying to secure a loan. Many lenders prefer to have a lot of documentation and proof of income. Self employment is seen as risky business because the income is not guaranteed and is not often steady.
Lenders like to deal with people who have a steady income that is not likely to change. For the self employed, though, there is a special loan, called a self certification loan.
A self cert loan is ideal for the self employed. A self cert loan requires no documentation or limited documentation of income. Instead the borrower declares their income. Some lenders will want to see bank statements so they can get an idea of the borrowers income.
Like most loans that are considered risky, a self certification loan is going to be more expensive then a typical loan. The lender is going to charge higher interest and fees.
In order to help lower costs, bringing in some documentation can help the borrower. They may wish to provide any proof of their income for a one year period or longer, if they have it.
In general, lenders want proof of three years of income fro a self employed person. This may be difficult or not at all possible for some borrowers. That is where a self certification loan comes in handy.
With a self cert loan, the lender is going by the borrowers word. This alone is a risk. The lender can not be guaranteed that the borrower earns what they say they do. This is why many lenders will still ask for some type of income verification, such as bank statements or earnings statements.
Providing something to the lender to prove creditworthiness can help. Current loan payments or other regular payments, like rent, can be used as proof of reliability. Additionally, a borrower can provide whatever they have to show income, such as bank statements or eve customer documentation.
Self cert loans are best used to get started with a loan. Borrowers should look into a self certification loan as their first loan choice only if they have never borrowed before as a self employed person.
Once they have secured a loan as self employed and maintained a good payment history on such loan for about two years, they should not have difficulties getting a different type of loan later on. This can be a big money saver, since they will then qualify for more traditional loans at lower interest rates.
A self cert loan is something offered as an alternative. If a person can qualify for a different type of loan then they should, by all means, go with that loan. As mentioned, self certification loans are risky and costly.
Lenders prefer to try to find an alternative before jumping into a self certification loan. Borrowers should feel the same way, but if a self certification loan is the only option, then it is a better choice then not being able to secure a loan at all.
About The Author: James Copper likes to write on a number of different areas of real estate and mortgages. He works as a Mortgage and Loan Broker for Any Loans who offer Self Cert Loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk/self-certification-secured-loans.shtml
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You have probably been with owners of other small businesses on a course or in a seminar where people could not describe their businesses. Clarity on the kind of goods and services offered by your business is essential to good focus and ultimately to a successful marketing effort. Sometimes business owners, or those wishing to start a business, are passionate about the general area they want to be in such as landscaping, day-care providers or copywriters but beyond that their business ideas are hazy at best.
You should start your business; in fact you should start your business proposal, by first defining the business you are in. It is only by doing that that you will be able to come up with a Unique Selling Proposition or Point of Difference that will make your business stand out and gain you a loyal and growing clientčle.
There is a simple way for potential entrepreneurs to define their businesses. They should start at the end and work backwards. If they know where they want to go then they will know how to work on the route to get there. If you set goals then the rest of the process becomes easier.
To think creatively and in new ways there are abundant tools available such as brainstorming, mind mapping and freewriting. Above all, business people should think about their businesses from the customer's perspective. Do I meet the expectations of my customer? And who is my customer? These are the type of questions that needs answering.
Brainstorming with fellow businessmen or on your own, or by yourself, focused on what you consider to be the goal of your business, is most useful. Mind mapping goes one step further than brainstorming. It enables you to you create and perceive ways in which the interests of your business and the customer can match each other.
Freewriting is an interesting process whereby you seize upon the essence of your business and write about it continuously for anything from ten minutes to half an hour. You will know when you have written sufficient.
There are no hard and fast rules about using these tools but one. Do not assess or change what you have written as you go. Simply allow the ideas to flow. Even if you are doubt that a particular idea will be helpful just write it down. Only when you have spent sufficient time engaged in the process should you look at what you have done. Then you can sift through it all and retain what works for you. You will be surprised at what emerges.
As mentioned, these techniques can be done on your own or with others. Obviously you may want to discuss your ideas with other business people and professionals. But at the end of the day it's your business and you need to know what it is you are offering in the marketplace. It helps immeasurably when you are asked by a financial institution or a customer to write a proposal, and when you are developing sales material.
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Article Title: Why Secured Loans Are More Available Then Unsecured Loans
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When a person is searching for a loan they are going to find there are two basic types of loans: secured and unsecured. In the majority of cases they will also see that secured loans are by far more available then unsecured loans. There is a very good reason for this and that is why most people will end up getting a secured loan.
Secured loans are a loan that is secured by collateral. Collateral is something that the borrower puts up for the loan. An example is in the case of a home loan. When a person is buying a home the home becomes the collateral.
What this means is that if the borrower does not pay their loan the bank then becomes the owner of the home. They can sell the home to get the money owed to them. The collateral a borrower puts down must be something valuable that could be sold to make up the cost of the loan.
Banks and other lenders prefer a secured loan over an unsecured loan because with a secured loan they have some guarantee of getting their money back. When a lender lends money they are basing their decision on many factors. They usually will look at the borrowers credit history to get an idea of the borrowers ability and likelihood of paying them back.
They also look into a borrowers finances. This tells them if the borrower can afford the loan. Lenders understand, though, that even if a person can afford a loan and has the most perfect credit record does not guarantee a borrower will not default on a loan.
A lender looks at secured loans as less of a risk then unsecured loans. With a secured loan they are getting something in return for the loan that they know they will be able to sell, if need be, and recoup some of the money owed to them.
Secured loans are still a risk for the lender. Even though a borrower puts up collateral, the chances of the collateral actually equalling the amount of the loan is not likely.
This is especially true of auto loans where the auto being purchased is used as collateral. If the lender should need to sell the auto to recoup their money they will not likely get the full amount owed to them.
This is why secured loans are still not simple to get. A secured loan still requires the borrower to show they will pay back the loan. Lenders are still wanting to make as much off the loan as possible, so they are going to want to be paid back, not have to collect through collateral.
Secured loans are more available then unsecured loans simply because they are lower risk. Lenders like to have that added security of collateral. They like the idea that the borrower is willing to out themselves at risk too.
With a secured loan both the lender and borrower are assuming risk so it is a more even playing field then with an unsecured loan. That is why borrowers will find secured loans to be more available then unsecured loans.
About The Author: James Copper is a long established Secured Loan Broker from the UK. He works for Any Loans who offer a variety of homeowner loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk/homeowner-loans.shtml
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Article Title: Increase Profits By Having An Effective Marketing Strategy
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A renowned American marketing Guru once remarked, "If you are in business not for profit nor for pleasure, what the hell are you doing there!" Every word of that verdict rings true till today. Profitability is the first and the last word of running a business. However, all businesses are not necessarily high profit yielding and besides, there is no such guarantee that each and every business will run well. And even when a business is making a profit, there cannot be any guarantees that every transaction will end up in the positive. As a matter of fact, most businesses fail. Only those that are run efficiently see the light of profit and last for many days. And profit, like peace of mind, is temporary and brief unless every waking hour is spent after promoting it.
Automation to Increase Profits
Since profit motivation is the key word in any business, the more it is increased, better is the deal. However, we all know that to increase profit, we must cut costs. But which segment of production or planning will be axed is of prime consideration. As for cutting cost at the grass root level, why not cut overhead by automating most of the non-producing items like accounting, customer care, voice mail, sales reporting, ordering and record keeping. Computerization helps a business automate much of the process. There are many software applications that also do the job wonderfully well.
After the overheads come the variable expenses that can be cut either by way of negotiating with the supplier or by re-structuring the production process. As for negotiating with a steady supplier who had been regularly paid over a continued period of time, he or she would be only too glad to cooperate as long as his or her own basic profit is not disturbed. And restructuring or re-engineering with new innovative tools should not pose a problem.
Enhance Production to Increase Profits
Now come the question of increasing the production since that will also help increase the profitability of a product. This may be achieved with the introduction of newer, faster tools or machinery while the same workmen can be trained to work with faster machines. On the other hand, paying incentives to workmen for a higher yield is nothing new. Henry Ford did it in 1921 while other US employers are doing the same today. This way, both the employee and the employer are happy – the employee because he or she is getting higher wages and the employer because the productivity has gone up and it brings in more dollars.
Yet another way of increasing profit is through finding ways in which the product line can be diversified. This not only generates more profit but also creates reputation for the business. A south California based car cover and seat cover making business house suddenly discovered that the same seat cover, if more precisely crafted following the exact contours of the seat as installed by the auto maker, would sell at a much higher price, labeled as 'Custom Seat Cover". By going one step further, they studied seat cover dimensions for different marque of cars and SUVs and with the help of computer aided designing and making produced such unbelievable covers that auto giants like the General Motors were overwhelmed.
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Article Title: How To Bounce Back From Adverse Loans
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Adverse loans are any loans that are behind in their payment schedule. Anyone who has had adverse loans in the past or who currently has adverse loans can understand the high amounts of stress that adverse loans can cause. Being financially stretched is stressful on its own, but if you add in the stress of owing money on adverse loans, sometimes borrowers begin to feel like they are in a bottomless pit and will be unable to get out.
When a person is responsible for one or more adverse loans, it is normal to receive many phone calls from creditors looking to receive payment on the adverse loans. This is another aspect of adverse loans that causes stress and frustration, especially when money is short and you feel you have nothing to offer.
So, how does one get free of these stresses and frustrations that adverse loans cause? The first step is to sit down and take a realistic look at personal finances. Literally write down all incoming and outgoing cash. If your adverse loans are caused by bad spending habits, this will help you see where the problems lie and know where you can find a little money to put toward adverse loans. However, even if your adverse loans have happened as a result of some unfortunate circumstance, making a written list of your financial state will still help you figure out where to begin with finding money for the repayment of your adverse loans.
Once you have made a list of all incoming and outgoing cash, try to find areas where you can cut down on spending and save a little money toward your adverse loans, such as eating out at restaurants. If the occasional fifty dollars from a restaurant meal could be put toward your adverse loans instead, before long, you would begin to put a dent in those adverse loans. This type of scrimping does feel a little uncomfortable at first, but if you can get used to it, you may be surprised at how much you will be able to accomplish toward getting your adverse loans current.
After you have found an amount that you can commit to putting toward your adverse loans, even if it is a small amount, contact the lender in charge of your adverse loans and offer the amount you have. The lender should be able to work with you toward some sort of payment plan where you will be able to gradually repay your adverse loans.
If you want the process of repaying your adverse loans to go faster, which is never a bad idea, you might consider finding some sort of temporary part time work. Although this solution can also add stress to your life, in the long run, it may be worth it to know that your adverse loans are being cleared up, and eventually the stress caused by those adverse loans will disappear as well. When trying to get adverse loans back into good standing, try to remember that the main objective is to be as consistent and persistent as possible. If you can keep this in mind, you will probably have a very good chance at getting rid of these adverse loans once and for all!
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Article Title: Secured Loans - Maybe A Risky Last Resort
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A secured loan, or a loan where the borrower's home is held as collateral, should usually be used as a last resort when all other options have been ruled out. The reason a secured loan should usually be reserved as a final option is because a secured loan is a large risk for the borrower. In the case that a secured loan is unable to be repaid according to schedule, the borrower will lose his or her home.
There are quite a few borrowing options that can be pursued before a secured loan is considered. Instead of a secured loan, borrowers would be well advised to first seek an unsecured loan. An unsecured loan may be more difficult to receive, because a secured loan is much less risky for the lending institution. However, an unsecured loan might be an option before a secured loan if the borrower's credit is in good standing, and if the amount of money needed is not too high. Large amounts of money will normally require a secured loan.
Rather than going the route of a secured loan, another option borrowers can consider is the use of low interest or no interest credit cards. If a borrower has a good credit rating, instead of pursuing a secured loan, he or she can carry a balance on a credit card.
Another option a borrower can consider instead of using a secured loan is financing himself or herself through money that is saved in a savings account. This is not always advisable, since it is wise to keep money saved in case of emergency. However, it may be safer for some people in the long run, because it does not pose the same risks and losses that a secured loan does.
Finally, rather than pursuing a secured loan, it is always important to ask if the secured loan is absolutely necessary. If there is any way to wait for a few months and save some or all of the money needed instead of pursuing a secured loan, it would be a good option. Also, it would save a lot of money, because a secured loan would charge interest, but saving, rather than borrowing, would not include any payments of interest.
In some cases, the borrower may review these choices and decide that he or she has absolutely no other option than to pursue a secured loan. If this is the situation, it is important that the borrower find a secured loan with a good interest rate, as the secured loan will most likely be paid over a long period of time. Also, it is wise to look for a secured loan repayment plan that is very manageable. This will give the best odds of being able to repay the secured loan in a timely manner, as well as with as little interest paid as possible.
Although a secured loan should not be the first choice for most borrowers, if the secured loan is pursued in a wise manner, it can be very helpful, especially for those lacking good credit history.
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Are you having trouble paying your mortgage? If you are, you should know that you may have options! Mortgage arrears often lead to repossession or foreclosure. If you happen to be one of those people who are falling behind in your mortgage payments, you'd better shape up or lose you house. To help you protect your home from foreclosure due to mortgage arrears, here are some tips for you. You never know, you may be able to avoid repossession or foreclosure!
Getting a mortgage payment protection plan
There are many insurance companies all over the country that are offering mortgage payment protection plan. The good thing about getting mortgage protection plan is that the insurance company will assume the payment of your mortgage in case you are unable to pay for it due to illness, unemployment and other causes stipulated in the insurance policy.
When getting your mortgage payment protection plan, make sure to check all the pertinent provisions in the policy. Read the fine prints in the insurance contract and if you have some questions regarding the provisions of the contract, ask the insurance underwriter to explain the provision to you. Make sure that you get a policy that has a minimum payout period of 30 days from the time of the claim.
Although this type of insurance policy will cost you a bit more than those policies that has a standard minimum payout period of 3 months, with the 30 days minimum payout period, you can be sure that you will still have a roof over your head. Note that there are some banks around the country that institute foreclosure after a client misses out two consecutive payments. If you have to wait for 3 months for your insurance company to start paying your mortgage, you will end up losing your home. Given this scenario, you cannot afford to save a few dollars off your insurance policy if you do not want to risk losing your home in the end.
Ask for Loan Reconstruction
If you mortgage arrears are getting a bit heavy, you may need to request the bank for a debt restructuring. Debts restructuring means that you draw out a new loan to pay the old loan. The bank will close your old loan with them and set up a new one. Don't worry, most banks are open to the possibility of debt restructuring especially if you have been a good client before you lost your job or have fallen ill. Besides, banks are inclined to help you pay your debts because this means that they will also be able to recover their money.
The good thing about restructuring your loan is that you will be able to get better terms and conditions on the new loan. For instance, you can ask the bank to give you a longer payment period for the new loan. Note that longer payment period will help you spread the amount of the loan over a period of time thus you get you pay lower monthly amortization.
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A home is more than an investment, it is an asset. The equity that builds up in a home is something that can prove to be very useful. Additionally, home improvements can really help to build equity. Most people seek out a home improvement loan to make improvements to their home to make it look better or improve upon it so they gain more equity. The most common source for these loans is a home equity loan.
Home improvement loans are looked upon very favorably by lenders. They like that a home owner is building equity in their home and they are often very willing to extend them credit. Home improvements are going to add value to the property, which is an asset for the lender as well. So, it is a win-win situation for both parties.
Getting a home improvement loan is a matter of having the equity on your home. To determine the equity you should get an appraisal. The equity will be the difference between what you owe on the mortgage and the amount the house was appraised for. You can borrow from that amount what you need for improvements.
When you go to get a home improvement loan it is helpful to have the information handy about what improvements you are going to do. Being able to completely explain what you will do with the money can be very helpful in getting the loan approved for the amount you want.
As with any loan, you will need to watch the interest rates and ensure you are not being charged too much. Remember this loan is in addition to the loan you are already paying for your home. With this loan, like with your mortgage, should you default your home is at risk.
Your home improvement loan can be gotten from your current lender or you can shop around for better rates. It is probably best to start with your current lender since you already have a relationship with them and they are most likely to give you a quick approval. It is wise though to at least look at competitors to make sure you get the lowest interest rate possible.
You should also try and speak to a number of decent brokers that have a wide range of lenders on their panel. This way they can go into the market and find you the most suitable loan product and best rate. Also if you have a bad credit history or are self employed they will be able to go to specialist lenders that are not directly available to the general public.
Home improvement loans can be used to make almost any improvement to your home. If you need the money to fix up your home or if you are just wanting to make some additions, a home improvement loan can be the answer. Besides helping to build more equity in your home, home improvement can also help to lower your insurance rates, and improve your living conditions. In the long run a home improvement loan can be very beneficial and is a great debt to take on.
About The Author: James Copper is a mortgage broker with over 30 years experience. He works for http://www.any-loans.co.uk/home-improvement-loans.shtml as a Adverse Credit Loans Advisor. In his spare time he writes on all things finance and investment related.
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A commercial mortgage is a mortgage for a building that will be used for business. Commercial mortgages are like a residential mortgage, but can differ in a few ways. Commercial mortgages are a little riskier than a residential mortgage. They are not for someones home, but rather for business use, usually a start up business which in and of itself produces a risk to the lender.
Commercial mortgages require the same steps as a residential mortgage. However, with a commercial mortgage if the business has an established line of credit separate form the individual business owner, then the businesses credit is used to secure the loan.
Commercial mortgages can have a fixed or variable interest rate. A fixed rate will stay at the same percentage for the life of the loan. A variable rate will change as interest rates change. With a fixed rate the benefit is that a person will always know the cost of their mortgage payment, however, a variable loan allows a person to take advantage when rates drop, immediately.
Fixed rate mortgages though can be refinanced when rates drop and therefore the rate will be fixed at that lower rate. The choice can be difficult and should be discussed with the lender to ensure the best one is chosen for the circumstances of the business.
When applying for a commercial loan a business owner should make sure they have all of their financial information prepared and documentation ready for when they meet with the lender. If it is a start up business then they will need their personal financial records. They will also need a comprehensive business plan including business finances.
If the business is already established and has its own line of credit then the business owner will only need to provide the businesses financial information. It is best to be prepared with income taxes from the last two years for both the business and business owner.
Commercial mortgages are pretty much a lot like residential mortgages. The basics of the mortgage terms are the same. The main difference is the documentation used. When applying for a commercial mortgage a business owner needs to ensure they are well prepared to offer the documentation to prove their business is going to do well or has been doing well.
The lender is mainly interested in seeing that the business is not likely to go under any time soon. If they have any doubts it could cause problems with getting the loan. Additionally, the business owner should be willing to put up some type of collateral to secure the loan, as this will make lenders more likely to consider approving the loan. Anything a business owner can do to ensure the loan will be repaid is worth doing.
Business loans of any type are often considered risky for a lender so they are extra careful in approving them. This is important for a business owner to keep in mind when searching for their commercial mortgage loan.
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Low rate loans are loans with low interest rates. Interest is the way the lender makes money off loaning money. Interest rates vary according to a variety of factors. Interest can be confusing and very costly. It is important for borrowers to understand the value of a low rate loan.
What constitutes a low interest rate is dependent upon a few things. The average interest rate and the borrowers credit are two main determining factors that lenders use to set an interest rate.
Interest rates are higher in bad economic conditions and lower in good economic conditions. Lenders, however, can add on to the average interest rate. They usually tack on extra percentages based upon the credit history of the borrower.
Interest rates are also affected by the market. When there are many borrowers looking for loans the lenders are going to be offering lower rates so they can get more business. However, if the market is slim, lenders are going to hike up their prices to make up for the loss of business.
Interest on a long term loan is going to cost more. That is because the interest rate is applied every year. When the loan begins the interest rate is calculated and added based upon the whole amount of the loan. The next year the balance of the loan has the interest rate calculated again and added to it again. This is how interest charges add up.
The borrower can help keep the interest low by negotiating a good rate to start with. If the borrower has good credit then it should not be hard to get a low rate. If the borrower has bad credit, though, getting a low rate can be difficult.
If a low rate can not be obtained a borrower still has options to keep the interest charges low. A borrower can put down a large down payment to reduce the overall loan amount, which will in turn reduce the interest paid.
A borrower can also get a shorter term. Although with a shorter term the monthly loan payments will be higher. If a borrower can afford it, though, it is a good option.
Overall the best low rate loans are going to be for smaller amounts over a short term and the borrower is going to have good credit. There are many things that can affect the interest rates a lender sets, from the average interest rate to how competitive the market is to the borrowers credit score.
It is important for the borrower to understand how they can have some control over the process. Getting control can be the only way to guarantee a low rate loan.
Low rate loans can be found, but it takes a little knowledge. It is very easy for a lender to take advantage of an uneducated borrower. Borrowers may not realize how interest works or that they have options to making the interest charges lower.
When a borrower goes into a loan negotiation backed with the knowledge about interest rates they can end up getting a good deal that will not cost them big in the end.
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If you have bad credit its probably going to be easier to look for secured loans than unsecured ones. It may be the wiser thing to do as well. While all of us hope to get a loan based just on our promise to pay and our signature on the dotted line the fact is that not the wisest move in many cases.
While it wouldnt at first glance seem that you would want to put up your home or your car as collateral in the event a debt is not paid, you may save money by doing so. Unsecured loans are higher risk. They therefore come with higher interest rates. Bad credit means secured loans are more likely to be required anyway, if you want the money.
So, if you need the money now and you have already been turned down for the unsecured loans - or you just dont want to go that route - you are quite likely to be able to get a bad credit secured loan.
Of course, if you dont repay the loan as promised that lender can repossess whatever it is you put down as collateral on that bad credit secured loan. Keep that in mind as you make the decision to apply for the loan. Secured loans are designed to help people with bad credit or no credit at all get the money they need.
The most common collateral for secured loans whether bad credit situations or not is vehicles or real estate, although collateral can be just about anything whose current value exceeds the amount of the loan. Some lenders might extend a bad credit secured loan with jewellery as collateral, or collectibles such as valuable coins or guns.
With any property other than a vehicle or real estate, however, the lender commonly takes possession of the collateral until the loan is paid in full. This is primarily because the debtor can more easily dispose of such collateral where he or she wouldnt get rid of his home or vehicle.
Very seldom does a bad credit secured loan require you to give up living in your home or driving your car. You get to keep either as long as you pay your bad debt secured loans on time. What you do instead of this repossession up front is to sign a note that allows the lender to have the title to your car or the deed to your home if you dont make your loan payments.
While you can, of course try to get your home back once it has been foreclosed on or your car once it has been repossessed, the lender has the right to immediately start sale of either once the default occurs. You may simply be too late if you let your bad debt secured loan problem get to the point of repossession.
There are many lenders who simply dont deal in secured loans except mortgages, no matter whether there is a bad credit issue or not. Other lenders specialize in issuing bad debt secured loans. The latter is what you need to find. The Internet is your best resource for finding these lenders.
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A County Court Judgment or CCJ are court judgments for money. They are registered with the Register of County Court Judgments and do effect a persons credit.
A CCJ can be handled quite easily by simply paying it off, however, if you can not afford that then you may end up with a mark upon your credit, or worse, having a lean on your property.
A CCJ loan is a loan offered by a lender despite a CCJ. Ideally, a person should pay off their CCJ as soon as possible to get it marked satisfied in the register, but if that is not possible a person can still find lending sources willing to extend a CCJ loan.
A County Court Judgment loan is just like any other bad credit loan. The lender is taking a risk because you have been proven, and in this case, in a court, that you do not pay your debts as agreed upon.
This means the lender is going to retaliate by charging higher interest and fees. A CCJ loan is going to be costly.
There are quite a few lenders who will extend a loan to people with a County Court Judgment. If a person is a homeowner they will have more of a chance of securing a County Court Judgment loan. This is because they can use their home to secure the loan.
If their property has a lean against it in conjunction with the CCJ, though, they will unlikely be able to use it to secure a loan.
Even if a person does not own a home or can not use their home to secure the loan, there are still CCJ loan options. Lenders will want to make sure, though, that the person can afford to borrow the money and pay back the loan. They will likely request documentation to prove income and they will want to see a very steady earning record.
Some things that could slow down a CCJ loan request are period of unemployment, self employment, commission income and other sources of income that are not steady.
This is because the lender is looking for a good source of income that will prove the person will not have difficulties paying on schedule.
A CCJ loan is going to carry a high interest rate and will often be a smaller loan. A person is unlikely to be able to make a big purchase with a County Court Judgment loan. However, a CCJ loan is a good way to build up credit.
A person can take out a small CCJ loan and pay it back according to the terms, which will then reflect good on their credit. Then they can secure a traditional loan in the future.
A County Court Judgment loan is something that may be the only option for someone with a CCJ. The best bet for someone in this situation is to get a County Court Judgment loan to pay off their CCJ debt.
Then will they not only be improving their credit through a loan, but also get their CCJ marked as satisfied in the registry, so they will really be improving their credit and making future lending options very good.
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The most common form of secured finance is a home loan. Here are the basics that are universally the same. The first thing you must know that, even though it is secured finance which has relatively fewer risks for the lender than an unsecured loan, it is still a major purchase and a loan of a substantial amount of money for a private individual to borrow.
Be prepared, for that reason, to fill out an extensive loan application, and a lot of information on the property that is being used to secure the financing. Be prepared to explain your budget - your income and your expenses, your assets and your liabilities.
Be aware as well, that your secured finance options can change at any time, as rates do change. Once you have that secured financing in place keep an eye on interest rates.
It may be that somewhere down the road you will see interest rates drop and can save some money through a refinance process on the same secured property. Refinancing a mortgage has become quite commonplace.
When you see a better rate that will save you some money, and more attractive terms, try to take advantage of that secured refinance opportunity to save yourself a considerable amount of money over the life of the mortgage.
No matter which finance option you choose - and for a home loan its almost undoubtedly going to be secured - you must make your payments on time. This is the most important thing you can do to your credit and your ability to retain your home. Nothing can hurt your credit rating than making your mortgage payments late.
And since it is a finance options secured with your own home, youre risking the roof over your head when you are late with a payment. If your mortgage company offers automatic debit payments through your bank account take them up on that. Dont risk your home and your credit.
The options for buying a new car with a loan are generally going to be secured finance deals, although you can make them with the auto dealer or with the bank. You generally have a greater percentage of your own money in the way of cash or a trade in of your present car than you do for a home loan, but you almost always need a secured finance lender as well.
The other choice you would have is to lease the car. The problem with leasing is that the car is never really yours and to make it so you will end up with a huge balloon payment at the end of the lease.
The auto dealer finance option, still secured with your new vehicle, means higher interest rates than most financial institutions. It does have its benefits, however. For one thing you can buy the car, finance the car on the spot and drive it home. For busy people this can be a considerable savings of itself.
Auto dealers have relationships with many lenders and know what institution will lend you what money and at what particular rate. They can, therefore do your comparison shopping for you and generally get you the best deal possible. If your credit is good these auto dealers may also have a special limited time offer on new car loans that they use as incentives.
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When you face repossession of your home or your car, you may need to declare bankruptcy to save them. If creditors have a valid lien or mortgage on either your vehicle or you real estate filing bankruptcy will temporarily stop any repossession process.
If you have already had your car or home repossessed (foreclosed on, in the case of your house) you may still be able to get either or both back if you act right away.
If you file a chapter 13 bankruptcy you should be able to keep your home and your car. If you file a chapter 7 bankruptcy you will keep both for awhile but you might ultimately be faced with repossession for liquidation.
Depending on which US state you live in, and what the state laws say about the matter, the trustee of that bankruptcy may be charged with liquidating both your car and home to pay your debts.
Declaring bankruptcy, while it can halt or at least slow down the repossession process should not be looked at as the preferable cure for your financial problems.
While it is one course of action - and if it gets to the point of repossession drastic action would be required to save your home and vehicle - it's always best to try to salvage the situation through debt consolidation, loans or negotiation with your creditors.
Bankruptcy will give you somewhat of a fresh financial start but it can have consequences almost as grave as repossession.
The fact that you had a bankruptcy will be on your credit record for ten years, and that is a matter of public record, unlike your other credit history. If you should run into similar financial crises and subsequently repossession possibilities you won't be able to again declare bankruptcy for another eight year.
There are two types of bankruptcy, as we mentioned before, that will help you keep your home safe from foreclosure and your vehicle from repossession. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a short term band aid whose help depends on your home's equity and that state's laws on homesteading and personal bankruptcy.
If you file for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, however, not only will it stop that repossession and foreclosure but it will more than likely save you from losing your home at all. With a Chapter 13 bankruptcy you will make arrangements to pay some of your debt and generally all of your debt on any secured loans.
Chapter 13 is sometimes called a wage earner bankruptcy because it lets debtors who have their own consistent income create a financial plan to repay at least a portion of their debts.
With a typical Chapter 13 the debtor ask the creditors to accept installment payment for three to pay years. During this time frame these creditors are legally restricted from continuing collection efforts or starting any new ones.
The debtor's level of income and the type of bankruptcy determine the time allowed for repayment. The primary benefit to choosing a Chapter 13 over a Chapter 7 is to save a home and car from repossession.
This is in sharp contrast to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in which a trustee takes repossession of all or most of the debtor's property and liquidates it to settle debts.
Once the possessions are sold and the money paid to creditors, all debts are erased whether there was enough money to pay them off or not. There are some exceptions, of course. Bankruptcy will not protect a US citizen from the IRS.
About The Author: James Copper is a repossession specialist and has spent many years helping people to avoid and stop repossession - http://www.stop-repossession-today.co.uk
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Article Title: How To Define Cheap Loans And How You Can Get One Today
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Many borrowers are looking for cheap loans, but how is a cheap loan defined? For starters a person has to remember that nothing is free and loans cost money. Loans are paid for through interest rates and fees.
Lenders are in the business of trying to make as much money off the loan process as possible. It is up to the borrower to make sure they get a cheap loan because the lender is not going to worry about making it that way for the borrower.
Lenders earn their money off loans through the interest rates they charge and the fees associated with the loan. Borrowers are responsible for watching out for these costs. Interest rates are often the most talked about charge. That is because interest can really tack on a large chunk of money to the cost of a loan.
Big ticket items can cost a borrower more than the actual loan amount. In the end the borrower will have paid double, sometimes triple, the actual loan amount in interest rates alone. This is why getting a low interest rate is so important in getting a cheap loan.
The trick to getting a low interest rate is shopping around. The interest rate is going to be based on a few things. It will be based on what the current interest rates are and on the borrowers credit history. The borrower really has no way to control the current average interest rate, but they can improve their credit to help lower rates.
Additionally, the borrower can shop around until they find the lowest interest rate lenders will extend to them. This is helpful even for a borrower with less than perfect credit. By shopping around a borrower is taking control of the situation and therefore has more of a chance of securing a cheap loan.
Fees are another way lenders make their money. Many lenders include all types of fees in a loan agreement. If a borrower does not read the terms and conditions of the loan carefully they will likely end up with hidden fees that will cost them in the end.
Some common fees include processing fees, like application fees, and early pay off penalties. Processing fees are often included and justified as paying for the time of the person who processes the loan. It is just another way to get more money from borrowers and is not really a necessity.
Early pay off penalties are common place in the loan world. These penalties are the lenders way of protecting themselves form losing too much money. What this penalty does is costs the borrower should they pay off the loan early then the specified date in the contract.
Usually these penalties are only enforced if the loan is paid off in the first two years, for long term loans. Anything over two years is not worth agreeing to.
Getting a cheap loan is really in the hands of the borrower. It is the borrower who must be diligent in reading the terms and conditions and shopping around. The borrower is the only one who will benefit from cheap loans, so they have to be the one to make sure they are getting a cheap loan.
About The Author: James Copper is a Secured Loans Broker. He works with http://Any-Loans.co.uk who offer cheap loans http://www.any-loans.co.uk/cheap-secured-loans.shtml to homeowners.
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