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getting out from under substantial credit card debt

Credit card debt adds up quickly. When my husband found out that he had good credit, he quickly started taking out credit card after credit card. Before I knew it, I was paying nearly $600 a month in high-interest credit card bills. When I added up the balances of all of the credit cards and realized that we were $20,000 in debt, I started looking for a better way to finance all of that debt. I found some loan options that would reduce our monthly payments and reduce the interest fees as well. Find out what we did on our blog.

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21 April 2017
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Having a budget is the best thing you can do for your financial future, but a lot of people do not know the correct and best ways to set up a budget. If you have a budget in place that is not working exactly how you hoped it would, you may need to make some changes. For example, if you never consider the expenses that are non-monthly expenses, you may run into problems when these bills come due. Read More …

How Medical Factoring Funding Can Improve Your Medical Practice

11 April 2017
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Many people do not understand just how complicated it can be to get a medical practice up and running. If you are someone trying to make this complex business model work in your favor, then it could be helpful to look into medical factoring through a place like Medical Funding Simplified. This process can help you in many ways, including, but not limited to the following: Expedites the Payment Process Read More …

The Most Important Documents You Need When Applying for a Home Loan as a Self-Employed Worker

31 March 2017
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Buying a home is a great investment that can bring you years of enjoyment and a good return on your purchase price. When you are ready to begin the process of buying a house, you need to make sure that you have all the documentation necessary to apply for a mortgage loan successfully. However, if you are a self-employed professional, you must present some extra documentation to prove that you are financially prepared to purchase a home. Read More …

4 Major Mistakes To Avoid After Being Pre-Approved For A Mortgage

14 March 2017
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For most home buyers, getting pre-approved for a mortgage is the first step in the home buying process. While applying for a mortgage can be a stressful process, it can be extremely exciting to find out that you have been approved for a loan. But getting a pre-approval is not the end of the mortgage process--your loan won't be locked in place until you close on a house. If you're planning on getting pre-approved for a mortgage soon, avoid the following mistakes that can cause problems with your loan before your closing date: Read More …

Purchasing A Fixer-Upper With A Rehab Loan

10 March 2017
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Owning a home is part of the ultimate dream for many people. Being able to put your own stamp on a property by making improvements can be a great way to personalize your home while securing a property at a lower purchase price. Investing in a fixer-upper can seem exciting, but securing financing for these homes can be a challenge. Since traditional mortgage lenders will not issue money on a property that needs extensive repairs, you should look into securing a rehab loan instead. Read More …