Online Loan Service MoneyNowUSA.com Adds Sub-Prime Personal Loans to Assist with Mortgage Payments
Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) November 28, 2007 -- MoneyNowUSA.com (http://www.moneynowusa.com/), a Scottsdale-based online loan service, has announced the addition of sub-prime personal loans (http://www.moneynowusa.com/) to their portfolio of financial services. This new sub-prime loan product will allow borrowers to take out an unsecured loan of up to $15,000, enabling them to get caught up on bills or mortgage payments. Money Now USA's flexible underwriting allows consumers with bad credit to get cash even if they have less than perfect credit. Homeowners with credit scores as low as 530 can take out a sub-prime loan, pre-qualifying over 91% of homeowners.
These cash loans (http://www.moneynowusa.com/loanguide.html) are designed to be repaid in four years, with rates from 5% to 20% APR. MoneyNowUSA.com (http://www.moneynowusa.com) offers these loans in all 50 states; borrowers can apply online without charge. The application can be completed online in no more than 5 minutes by visiting http://www.moneynowusa.com
With the current housing market in distress, many consumers are facing foreclosure and trying to catch up with their adjustable rate mortgages. Consequently, a record number of mortgages in the U.S have fallen behind. Money Now USA's new advance cash (http://www.moneynowusa.com/CashAdvance.html) loan program may be able to help these borrowers avoid foreclosure.
In addition, renters and those who wish to consolidate high-interest credit cards or other bills can take advantage of these new loans with no collateral (http://www.moneynowusa.com/loanguide.html). This product provides borrowers another way to pay off credit cards, or avoid foreclosure, without the use of their home for collateral.
For most sub-prime borrowers, it is becoming more difficult and time-consuming to refinance their home loans. This kind of signature loan (http://www.moneynowusa.com/loanguide.html) can function as a great bridge - allowing borrowers to make a deal with their current mortgage company or providing them time to refinance.
Bad credit is not an issue with these unsecured personal loans (http://www.moneynowusa.com/personalloans.html); all borrowers need only have a steady income and a FICO credit score of over 530 if they own their home, and over 580 if they rent. APR for this new loan product ranges between 5% and 20% depending on credit score and other underwriting factors. Consumers can use these beneficial (http://www.moneynowusa.com/contact.html) loans to make a fresh start by restructuring their debt in a positive way.
For more information, contact Chris K. Kay at 877-263-1690 ext. 801.
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Biweekly Mortgage Programs - Are They Worth the Money?
A number of companies frequently advertise that they can help you pay off your home loan in a lot less time. These programs, which are known by a number of names, including "mortgage accelerator", purport that they can cut as much as 10 years off of your 30 year repayment schedule. All that is necessary to enjoy the rewards of their system is to apply by paying a substantial fee. Is it worth the expense?
Suze Orman and Bi-Weekly Mortgages
I recently read a great article from Suze Orman about the pitfalls of setting up and using a bi-weekly mortgage program. In her article she goes on to discuss the reality of what a bi-weekly program is and how you can easily obtain the same results by simply making one extra mortgage payment per year to your lender! She gives a great example of how Wells Fargo Bank likes to charge a $295 set-up fee and monthly fees for the priveledge of using their bi-weekly program?wow! To read the entire article from Suze Orman click on this link: http://tinyurl.com/2g9rzp
The Benefits Of Bi-Weekly Loans
If you are trying to find ways to pay off your mortgage loan more quickly, then one possible solution is to use the bi-weekly payment method. Instead of paying off your mortgage loan payment every month, you pay half the monthly amount every two weeks. This can help you to drastically reduce the length of your loan, and thereby save you a lot of money. If you are new to bi-weekly loans, then here are some tips to get you started.
How Do Biweekly Mortgages Work?
If you currently own your own home and are paying a mortgage, there's a good chance you have received a variety of related home financing offers from banks, or other lenders. One of these may have been an offer to switch your conventional mortgage over to a biweekly mortgage.
Biweekly Mortgage
The biweekly mortgage has been around for years but with the
recent media attention to the real estate industry in
general and the mortgage industry in particular, the
biweekly has been getting thousands of home owners to use
this simple, yet powerful, way to speed up the principal
payment process. Why is this so popular? How does it work?
How can I do this?Here is why this is so popular to hundreds of thousands
homeowners.
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