Posts Tagged ‘Mortgage’


Credit unions have advantages over traditional banks

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Are you tired of ridiculous bank fees? Better deals are available at credit unions!

If you don’t like high fees and penalties to banks while you earn no interest on accounts, you aren’t alone. More people are closing accounts at traditional banks and going to credit unions instead. What if you did that? Would the treatment be better and worth the hassle?

A credit union vs. A Bank

The main reason consumers tend to have better experiences dealing with credit unions is that their corporate structure is totally different from the banks’.


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Plenty Ideas of Home Equity Loans You Need to Know

Sunday, February 14th, 2010

Home equity loans rely on the home as a collateral. Collage education, medical bills and serious home repairs represent the main reasons for borrowing money. You can apply for home equity loans on condition that you have a good credit history and reasonable loan-to-value rations. Here are some specifics you may be interested in before doing some further reading on the topic.

Home equity loans are also known as mortgages, and


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Credit Scores and Mortgage Qualifying

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

Credit score formulas have recently changed affecting the qualification of some borrowers when financing a home purchase or refinacing a mortgage. Here are the main changes:

1. Ratio of Balance to Limit

The ratio of account balance to the amount of credit available appears to have more influence on the credit score formula. The less credit available that a borrower has on credit cards, the lower the score would be. More available credit would mean a better score. This change


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