Guide to Interest Only Mortgages

Written by John Mussi


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Endowment policies used to be a popular way to build up funds to repayrepparttar capital of interest-only mortgages. However, some people have found these policies haven't built up enough money to pay offrepparttar 144082 full mortgage amount atrepparttar 144083 end ofrepparttar 144084 mortgage term.

Make sure you make arrangements to pay offrepparttar 144085 loan whenrepparttar 144086 mortgage ends. If you don't, you could lose your home.

The main advantage to an interest only mortgage is initially seen inrepparttar 144087 payments you make to your lender. The fact that you will only be repaying your interest here means that your monthly payments will be much lower than they would be for a repayment product.

If your investment does not give you good enough returns, you won't have enough money to repayrepparttar 144088 capital owed. So, it's vital to take good and qualified advice before buying an interest only product and then to track your investment progress on a regular basis.

You also need to considerrepparttar 144089 fact thatrepparttar 144090 rates you get for an interest only mortgage may not be as favourable as those on offer for repayment mortgages.

You may freely reprint this article providedrepparttar 144091 author's biography remains intact:

John Mussi is the founder of Direct Online Loans who help UK homeowners find the best available loans via the www.directonlineloans.co.uk website.


What To Pay When You Can't Pay Everything

Written by Terry Rigg


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Once you are sure you have enough to eat and a roof over your head you can start thinking about your other bills. The secured loans, like your car payment, should come before your

unsecured loans, like your credit cards.

The reason for this is simple. Creditors that have secured property will sue or repossess much quicker thanrepparttar credit card companies.

If you find yourself in this situation it is a sign that you need to do something drastic and fast. By not paying all of your bills each month they are going to add up quickly and

you are going to accumulate a lot of late fees.

The best place to start is to find out exactly where you stand and what is causingrepparttar 144037 problem. This is as simple as listing your income on one side of a piece of paper and your bills onrepparttar 144038 other. Total each and subtract your bills from your income.

Your next step is to develop a budget. You can find a free and simple budget by visiting The Complete Budget and Bill Organizer at http://www.homemoneyhelp.com/BBOonline.html

Whether you use my budget system or another it is very important that you start one as soon as possible. For those of you that believe a budget is to restrictive, justrepparttar 144039 opposite is true. The only way you can get what you want and know you can afford it is to have a

budget in place.

It is important that you pay all of your bills on time each month. When you don't haverepparttar 144040 money to pay everything it is vital to your survival that you payrepparttar 144041 most important bills first.

Terry Rigg is the author of Living Within Your Means - The Easy Way http://www.homemoneyhelp.com/ebookadpage3.html and editor of the Budget Stretcher web site. To Subscribe to The FREE Budget Stretcher Newsletter and receive The Complete Budget and Bill Organizer absolutely free just visit his home page at http://www.homemoneyhelp.com


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