Last October the Small Business Administration removed fees on SBA-guaranteed loans under $150,000. Although last year’s average SBA loan was closer to $380,000 and the year before was around $327,000, it might be interesting to note that before the financial meltdown in 2008, the average SBA loan amount was closer to $175,000—more in line with … Continue reading “SBA loan process is often disappointing for borrowers”
Direct loan consolidation allows you to combine multiple federal student loans into one loan; but it also can result in loss of some benefits. Once your loans are combined into a direct consolidation loan, they cannot be removed. The loans that were consolidated are paid off and no longer exist. Carefully consider whether direct loan … Continue reading “Consolidation can greatly simplify loan repayment”
Cash-out refinancing can help homeowners who want to consolidate high-interest, nondeductible debt. Because your mortgage interest rate is likely to be lower than rates on credit cards or other types of bank loans, consolidating debt may reduce your overall monthly debt payments. In addition, your mortgage interest may be tax-deductible, while your credit card interest … Continue reading “Consolidating debt may reduce your overall monthly payments”
Before you proceed your financial debt with loan consolidation, you should understand the difference between a secured loan and an unsecured loan. Debt loan consolidation may save you both, time and money too. Think carefully before you decide to move ahead. Investigate your options and look at the final numbers. Is your new loan going … Continue reading “Think carefully before you decide any consolidation program”
A debt consolidation loan can cut numerous of high interest debts down, to size into one low-interest loan. Managing your debt is not as difficult as you may think. A lifestyle change may be in order, but do not sweat it. The long-term payoff is worth it. Don’t wait any longer. Start reducing your debt … Continue reading “You can start reducing your debt today”