Peter Kenny
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The Best Loan Alternatives
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Credit
- Unrated
When thinking about borrowing money, most people look at loans as the most sensible option. Although it is true that loans are often a good option for borrowing money, they are also inflexible, and if you are someone who wants to pay back your loan early then there can be heavy penalties. However, there are some alternatives to loans if you want to borrow money:
Overdrafts
One of the cheapest ways of borrowing money is through the use of an overdraft, especially if you want to borrow money on a short-term basis.
Overdrafts
One of the cheapest ways of borrowing money is through the use of an overdraft, especially if you want to borrow money on a short-term basis.
Student Loans Guide
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
If you are about to start University, then it pays to know about the student loan process. Most students take out some form of student loan during their study to help them pay for their fees and living expenses. If you are unsure about how student loans work, then this guide will be able to help you.
How are loans paid?
Student loans are paid in three instalments each year, usually once each term.
How are loans paid?
Student loans are paid in three instalments each year, usually once each term.
Your First Credit Card
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Credit
- Unrated
If you have never been in debt before or you are young, then getting a credit card can be hard. Strangely, lenders trust people who have been in debt and paid it back more than people who have never had any debt. Although it may seem hard to get a card if you have not gotten one before, there are some ways to get a credit card. If you are unsure about how to go about getting your first credit card, then this article might be able to help you.
Adverse Credit Home Loan Tips
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
If you have only been able to rent property in the last few years due to poor credit, you may feel the time is right to buy a property using an adverse credit home loan. However, buying a home can be a daunting prospect, especially if you have had credit problems in the past. This should not deter you though, because even with poor credit you can still find the house that you want.
Watch Out For Hidden Dangers In Your Credit Card
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
Credit cards are a valuable tool in today's society, and have many benefits including improved cash flow and buyer security. However, credit cards have dangers too, and if they are used badly or you are unaware of the potential problems, you could end up paying out a lot of money and getting into debt. Here are some of the hidden dangers of credit cards, and how you can avoid them:
Default penalties
If you make a late payment on any bills at all, it could mean your interest rate and credit limit are affected.
Default penalties
If you make a late payment on any bills at all, it could mean your interest rate and credit limit are affected.
Avoiding Credit Card Scams
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
If you are a first time credit card user or have had credit cards for years, it is important to know about possible scams that you can be exposed to. Although many credit card companies are perfectly honest, there are also many dishonest ones who want to rip you off. If you are unaware of the ways in which you can be conned or misled then you could end up losing a lot of money.
Flexible Mortgage Guide
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
In today's ever-changing world, people need more and more flexibility when it comes to borrowing and mortgages. With this in mind, more and more lenders are offering what they term as 'flexible' mortgages. However, the term 'flexible' can mean a lot of different things. If you are unsure about which mortgages are flexible and what the benefits of a flexible mortgage are, then this article might be helpful to you.
The Wrong Reasons To Get A Loan
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
Although getting a loan can help you get out of immediate financial danger or help you to buy something that you need, there are reasons why getting a loan can be a bad idea as well. If you are not careful, then getting a loan could be the worst thing for you. Here are some reasons why getting a loan can be a bad idea:
Loans as a last resort
It is a bad idea to get a loan if it is the only source of funding that you have available to you.
Loans as a last resort
It is a bad idea to get a loan if it is the only source of funding that you have available to you.
How To Use A Payday Loan
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
If you are a week or two away from payday and need cash urgently, then a payday loan might be the answer. Payday loans are short-term loans that give you the money you need until you get, at which time you have to pay the money back. Payday loans are also known as cash advance loans or cheque loans. If you are in need of cash before payday, then this guide can help you to decide if payday loans are right for you.
Ten Top Tips For Choosing Personal Loans
- By Peter Kenny
- Published 05/2/2007
- Finance
- Unrated
Choosing the right personal loan for your needs can be tricky, and if don't know what you are getting yourself into then you could end up in financial difficulties. Here are some top tips to use when choosing a personal loan:
Secured vs. unsecured
A secured loan is a loan that is secured against collateral, such as your home. Secured loans have better rates than unsecured loans, but they are more risky because you could lose your home if the repayments are not met.
Secured vs. unsecured
A secured loan is a loan that is secured against collateral, such as your home. Secured loans have better rates than unsecured loans, but they are more risky because you could lose your home if the repayments are not met.

