How to Not Get Ripped Off When Buying Used Vans

Jul 30

Are you looking to buy a used van but don’t want to risk being ripped off? Large numbers of people each year get ‘ripped off’ when it comes to buying used vehicles. If you are falsely sold an item, such as a van, via false advertisement, you will need to look for a consumer protection attorney in Denver, or one wherever you are based, to deal with the issue. Ideally, you will be able to buy a used vehicle without coming across any issues, but there are tips to follow to ensure this happens! Here are some top tips on buying the best used van.

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How to begin your own pot of gold

Jul 22

It is fairly common knowledge that when many of us hit retirement age we will not be getting much in the way of a state pension, so it is important to begin saving and planning for the future as early as possible.

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What if You Can’t Afford Your Student Loan Payment

Jul 21

Students who had to take loans to be able to go to university usually have to return the money they have borrowed. Like in any other loan-related situation, there is no mercy and the conditions are the ones that you agreed to when you signed the contract. However, you could try asking for different conditions if your financial situation deteriorates.

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What is a high ratio mortgage?

Jul 18

When referring to a mortgage on a residential property, a high-ratio mortgage is one in which the borrower borrows more than 80 percent of the real estate security. In the case of a self-employed borrower, generally those mortgages in which the amount loaned is more than 75 percent of the real estate security are considered to be high-ratio. Put another way, if your down payment is less than 20 percent of the purchase price (or appraised valuation) of the property, you are considered to be seeking a high-ratio mortgage.

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Planning For Your Financial Future

Jul 16

As much as money is the bane of most people’s existence, you need money to survive. Money keeps a roof over your head, it keeps food on the table, it pays the bills, and it keeps clothes on your back.

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