Credit Cards - Why Prepay?

Written by Gunnar Berglund


With prepaid credit cards, you getrepparttar practicality of plastic while choosing exactly how much debt to charge. By taking charge of your personal financing, you determine your own limits, torepparttar 137777 penny, and change them any time you need to.

There are many prepaid credit cards onrepparttar 137778 market these days, sometimes also labeled pre-funded. They're all reloadable, functioning like a prepaid card forrepparttar 137779 telephone, and they offerrepparttar 137780 gigantic benefits of no credit check and no annual interest fees.

Easy to get online or in a store near you, these prepaid credit cards arerepparttar 137781 wave ofrepparttar 137782 future cashless society. You simply use your own money to buy stuff. That way you're not borrowing from anyone; you're just using plastic instead of cash. And there's no way to get into debt with them...when you runrepparttar 137783 limit you set, they run out, so you can't overspend even if you want to.

Have you ever considered Bridging Finance

Written by Anthony Harrison


Bridging loans can be used for a wide range of uses and put simply, it is a very convenient way of raising finance against property within a short period of time.

Bridging lenders haverepparttar ability to move very quickly and are generally more flexible in terms ofrepparttar 137746 condition and type of properties they will lend against. They will also tend to look more towardsrepparttar 137747 property as opposed torepparttar 137748 borrower and they haverepparttar 137749 ability to lend against value instead of purchase price.

Lending against value, as opposed to purchase price can have significant benefits for experienced developers/property experts who are often able to identify a bargain or perhaps create value by buying an option to purchase at a lower price and then securing a planning consent, resulting in an increase in value byrepparttar 137750 time they completerepparttar 137751 purchase.

Bridging loans are very useful tools when purchasing a property in very poor condition and non-income producing, where High Street funds will probably not be readily available. A good example isrepparttar 137752 purchase of a derelict bungalow, which hasrepparttar 137753 potential for demolition andrepparttar 137754 construction of 2 or 3 modern units. As long asrepparttar 137755 worst case scenario is covered, in thatrepparttar 137756 bungalow can be refurbished and sold or refinanced to repayrepparttar 137757 bridging loan,repparttar 137758 borrower can userepparttar 137759 bridging loan period to apply for planning. If planning is obtained then they haverepparttar 137760 option to stay withrepparttar 137761 bridging lender to completerepparttar 137762 development funding, or alternative finance can be arranged throughrepparttar 137763 High Street or a specialist development lender.

Cont'd on page 2 ==>
 
ImproveHomeLife.com © 2005
Terms of Use