How not to be ripped off by mortgage brokers

Written by Anthony Harrison


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But, he does have credit problems and he is going to get a mortgage and that is all he cares about right?

Oh, andrepparttar £4,500 doesn't have to be paid upfront because all we will do is add it ontorepparttar 111937 loan amount. So that's ok ,right?

NO,NO,NO.

Ok I am talking about a hypothetical situation but this is one that is repeated everyday throughoutrepparttar 111938 UK. In my opinion it is nothing more than robbery and shows scant regard forrepparttar 111939 clients wellbeing.

How can anyone justify charging that to a client that will already have to pay a higher interest rate than a clean client would.

So, to recap,repparttar 111940 £150k loan now becomes £154,500 and that is before you even get torepparttar 111941 solicitor and arrangement fees, let alonerepparttar 111942 Mortgage Indemnity Premium (MIG.

So,repparttar 111943 rule of thumb here is a simple one.

Ask your broker to justify their fees and if you find anyone charging a fee of more than 1%, walk away. Quickly.

Anthony Harrison owns a mortgage and finance broker based in the UK. He has over 16 years banking experience and is passionate about offering free, financial advice. Visit him at http://www.capitalmortgagesolutions.co.uk


What to check out when you apply for a payday loan

Written by Prakash Menon


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Go throughrepparttar lender’s approval criteria very carefully. Apply only to one where you can qualify. If you apply to a company that has stringent criteria and get rejected, that can actually hurt your chances of getting approved by another company with more relaxed criteria.

If you’re applying online, ask yourself ifrepparttar 111936 lender’s website seems professional and well-organized. Do they have clear information and guidelines onrepparttar 111937 site? A comprehensive FAQ?

If you need clarifications on anything, call up and ask. In fact, it’s a good idea to ask a few questions to each loan provider you’re considering. That way you get a feel for their responsiveness and get additional information to base your decision on.

Most important -- do they have an SSL certificate onrepparttar 111938 application page? This indicates data is being transmitted securely. Secure pages have web addresses that begin with “https:” instead of “http:” and in addition, you’ll see a lock symbol displayed in your browser. If a lender is using a non-secure page to collect information about you, find another lender!

See this page for 10 things to check out before you finalize a payday loan: http://www.payday-cashadvances.net

Acting onrepparttar 111939 above points will help you make better choices about payday loans. The best solution is, of course, to get your personal finances into excellent shape so that you never need to borrow in an emergency.

Prakash Menon is a financial expert and writer specializing in managing personal debt and providing wealth building solutions. He has written on paycheck advances, personal debt management and other topics. See http://www.payday-cashadvances.net/paydayloan.html for alternatives to payday loans.


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