Reverse Mortgage ExplainedWritten by Ken Chukwell
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When deciding how to draw money from reverse mortgage, there are a few options; a single lump sum, regular monthly advances, or a credit account. There are conditions in this kind of mortgage that would warrant immediate repayment of loan; mortgage will be due when borrower dies, sells house, or moves out. Failure to pay your property taxes or insurance on home will undoubtedly lead to a default as well. The lender also has option of paying for these obligations by reducing your advances to cover expense. Make sure you read loan documents carefully to make sure you understand all conditions that can cause your loan to become due. Hope this helps clear up term reverse mortgages. Ken Chukwell http://www.online-loans-pro.com/ P.S. You have permission to use this article at your website as long as author's bio lines are included, with live links pointing to author's website and article is not altered in any way.

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| | Pay day loans - Short term helpWritten by Tony Forster
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Under Truth in Lending Act, cost of payday loans, like other types of credit, must be disclosed to borrower. Other pieces of relevant information that you must receive in writing include finance charge or dollar amount and annual percentage rate or APR. The APR refers to cost of credit on a yearly basis. Fast Cash, High Rates A payday loan, which is a cash advance loan secured by a personal check, is a very expensive source of credit. But despite this, many people still opt for payday loans. To explain to you just how expensive payday loans can be, let's say that you need to borrow $100 and so you write a check for $115 which would pay your loan for up to 14 days. The check casher or payday lender agrees to hold check until your next payday. At that time, depending on particular plan, lender deposits check. You then redeem check by paying $115 in cash. If you can't make payment, you can also roll-over check by paying a fee to extend loan for another two weeks. In this example, lender charges you $15 as fee and at same time, loan costs you 391 percent APR. If you roll-over loan three times, finance charge would climb to $60 to borrow $100.

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