If you've recently separated from military service, you may be excited at the prospect of putting down roots in a new location without the possibility of facing relocation orders within the next few months or few years. However, the rebound of the housing market in many areas has made it more difficult for some to make an initial home purchase, particularly those who don't have the traditional 20-percent down payment often necessary to get the best mortgage interest rates.
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Car title loans are great when you need cash and have a car you can use as collateral. When you take a loan like this, you will be placed on a payment plan. This payment plan is an installment loan, which means you will need to make regular payments each week or month. The nice part about car title loans is that they offer the perfect way to get cash if you have bad credit and cannot qualify for a personal loan from a bank.
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Payday loans can be a very convenient loan to take out, especially if you are without funds and need to make a quick payment on something that absolutely needs your monetary attention. Like every type of loan, however, there are things to be on the lookout for and redflags and warnings of which you should be familiar. There are a number of things to consider before you take out a payday loan.
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Congratulations! You've just hit the jackpot! You're due a sum of money that comes with an impressive number of zeros. Now comes the bigger question, do you want the money in installments or in one big old lump sum?
Although you may fantasize about winning the lottery, you probably aren't prepared to deal with most pressing question that comes with this type of financial fortune: to lump or not lump?
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No one knows better than a personal injury attorney how long the road can be between accident and settlement or judgment for your clients. If one of your clients is dealing with financial difficulties resulting from their injuries, they may seek your help in obtaining a lawsuit loan – a loan based on the settlement or judgement that they're likely to receive when the case is over, instead of on their credit record and personal financial history.
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