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Category Archives: Carol’s Borrowing Series

End of My Personal Loan Series

Well the time has come for me to bid you farewell, as I am finished this series on consumer borrowing. I will be back with work, don’t be dismayed in any way!  I have reviewed many ingredients to help you position your financial affairs to become sweet as spring, and right as rain. Though, at the [...]

Understanding Electronic Loan Applications

 With technology as advanced as it is today, we should touch on the fact that banks keep detailed profiles on each client. The quality of the profile information depends on the type of internal computer infrastructure that exists for that bank. Almost all banks in the United States have a global presence, and a strong [...]

Apply for your Loan with One Bank – (only)

The days are gone when we could walk into a bank and to speak with the manager, who knew us since our parents set up our first savings accounts. Nowadays, knowing the bank manager carries with it little weight at all. Bank managers are now sales managers, focused on building teams to book business. Most [...]

Borrower Loan Application Case Study

Meet Mr. Roberts
Mr. Roberts, a fictional character for this personal financing case study, is applying for a loan when the loan officer (lender) asks him, “What loans and credit cards do you currently have?”
Mr. Roberts replies, “Here is a recent copy of my Credit Bureau report I received last week. Can you tell from this [...]

What to Say (and Not) to Say to a Loan Officer

Credit is a privilege, not a right. It’s something that needs to be earned – like respect. Don’t expect to receive it without qualifying why you are eligible. Simply having a good story and a bank account does not advance your opportunity for success, or getting the lowest rate.
To understand how to get a good [...]

Banking Industry Trends

Aside from insurance, commodity and global market focuses, banks are in the business of lending money to retail and commercial markets to earn a profit. Profit (revenue) is earned through the collection of fees and interest.
The Way Banking Was
At one time local banks had the upper hand when it came time for the customers to [...]

How To Report Your Income – Taxes

People who are not self-employed receive at the end of the year an income receipt slip from their employers. They complete their Form 1040 (United States Individual tax return) then submit it to the IRS. They either pay additional tax or enjoy a moderate refund. It is through this income reporting that lenders verify the [...]

Credit Scoring Codes and How to Keep an R1 Rating – Tips

These four tips will help you maintain a strong credit rating. These are the very basic, and most important tips for keeping your credit rating in good shape going forward.
1) Know your financial worth. It’s impossible to plan and stay on a budget if you don’t know how much money you have to work with. [...]

How To Correct Credit Bureau Errors

If there is a mistake in your file, you must challenge it. Most credit bureau errors can be corrected by providing receipts to prove that you’ve made a payment, or by getting the bureau to check with the creditor. Simply fill out a form requesting the appropriate item be removed from your file, making mention [...]

Your Credit Score – What Information the Banks are Allowed to Share

You may be surprised to learn that most banks don’t report your mortgage balance or repayment history to a credit bureau agency. When you review your report your mortgage will not appear on it. There is no mistake here. This also means, similar to overdrafts and private loans, a lender reviewing your application for credit [...]

10 Tips To Avoid Identity Theft

There is a lot said regarding credit agencies on the television, the radio, and anywhere else where there is advertising, because there is a big business in providing people information about their credit scores. If you don’t understand this already there are three major credit scoring agencies – Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. And today I [...]

100% Cash Secured Credit Cards

At one time people were able to walk into a bank with $1000 in cash to secure their first $1000 credit card. Their new card was 100% cash secured which removes most risk from the bank to help someone establish themselves within the financial sector. This seems simple enough right? Today however, times have changed [...]

Establishing Credit With Four Easy Steps

Finding credit needs to be approached as if you are trying to find a really good job. Anybody can fire out a dozen resumes around hoping someone calls them back. Fewer people research the type of job they prefer doing and whom they prefer doing it with. These people are better prepared to land a [...]

What Is Your GDS Ratio and TDS Ratio?

Your monthly budget likely accounts for every dollar coming into your home. Perhaps detailing each payment and expense you’ll be required to pay for that month while the amount of cash left over you designate toward savings. When you’re sitting at your kitchen table trying to calculate if you can afford another loan, I bet [...]

The Difference Between Co-Signers and Co-Borrowers

So your credit application has been declined because of debt servicing. All you need is a cosigner, right? Wrong. Although each case may be reviewed on its own strength, a cosigner by definition is someone who is vouching for you on the assumption you can pay or service the debt on your loan. It is [...]

Understanding Credit Hits With The Credit Bureaus

There is a slang credit bureau report expression known as a “hit”, which refers to the action that occurs when a copy of your credit Bureau report is requested by a computer.
Many people believe (and some not so smart so-called experts) that no one will know where or how many times they have applied for [...]

Misconceptions On Borrowing

Paying Your Bills On Time
Commonly, people assume because they pay their bills regularly that their credit is strong. This is not entirely true. Simply paying your bills irrespective of the due date isn’t always as important as when you pay your bills. Have you ever found yourself between pay checks, and your credit card payment [...]

Your Spouse, Your Credit Cards, Your Debt, and You

There will come a time when you apply for a loan and your spouse’s credit bureau report will also be reviewed. The benefit of two incomes also carries with it the prior repayment history of each applicant. Challenge your individual rights to privacy based on marital status, sexual orientation, religion, and other personal information. Question [...]

 

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