The home equity loan has become one of the most popular lending choices available to consumers. Remember that equity refers to the difference between what is owed in on the property and its value. If you’ve made a good investment, you could have a boatload of equity in your home but the question is how [...]
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Three Uses For Your Home Equity Loan
October 18th, 2009 
davidguide 
Posted in Home Equity 
Tags: Collateral, Credit card, Debt, Home equity loan, Interest rate, Loan, PLUS Loan, Student loans in the United States 
Comments OffWhy is FAFSA So Important to College Students Looking For Student Loans?
October 16th, 2009 davidguide FAFSA is Your Ticket to student loans? FAFSA is your only entry into the world of federal student loans. You can also find yourself the recipient of a federal grant and work study programs to boot. Without a Student Aid Report (SAR), your chances of getting the best student loans are almost nil. FAFSA, stands [...]
Posted in College Loans Tags: Expected Family Contribution, FAFSA, High school, Pell Grant, Stafford Loan, Student loan, Student loans in the United States, Tuition Comments OffTypes of Federal College Loans
October 2nd, 2009 davidguide Federal college loans tend to confuse many potential college students. Most people do not really understand the different types of loans available to them, or how they work. They simply take the word of their school that they are being offered the loans for which they qualify. First, understand that there are actually three different [...]
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