I had an email from one of our first readers this week wondering where we get our borrower case studies from. An obvious question. We get them from various loan and personal financing web sites that have forms. One in particular is World-of-Financing.com, but there are more. When Californians are frustrated with the current state of their finances, and can’t get approved for a loan, they are asked to fill out a form with as much information as possible.
Usually the simple form has little information, but we ask them to give their email so we can contact them later. If we can find them a loan, or can’t get them approved, we ask by email if they would be willing to take a phone call, and tell us their story. If they tell us their story, we ask them if we can post it on this blog. We ask if they want their names changed, and other private information to protect their privacy. Once we have all their information and unique story, we then post is and get their approval.
If you live in California and you would like to share your story and your dream(s), we would be happy to post it here at California Loan Find. We will protect your privacy at all times, and tell your story with taste and class. If you don’t like the story, you can edit yourself, and we will amend it to suit you.
Some would say the money and loans is a boring subject, and wonder how we can keep writing about, but I think it’s very exciting and dynamic subject. Money is one of the biggest factors (some would argue THE biggest factor) in our lives, and so much of our dreams and nightmares revolve around the lack of money or the abundance of money.
So far our case studies are fairly positive, but many cases are quite sad and frankly depressing. We will tell all of these stories here at CLF, and look forward to reading your comments on them. You can even give advice to some of these soon to be approved borrowers, or soon to be declined borrowers.
We’ll be talking to you later. Have a new post cranking up for this weekend – see you then.
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A LOAN CALCULATOR FOR CRUNCHING YOUR NUMBERS IS BELOW; Enter your loan amount, how many years, the interest rate, and payment frequency (14 for biweekly, 30 for monthly, 7 for weekly. Very helpful so you know exactly what the loan will cost you in interest payments and you will know the total COB (cost of borrowing).
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