Mortgage Refinancing Articles
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Date Submitted: 17th of January 2008 |
| A self-employed person is someone who runs their own business
and works for themselves without an employer. Directors of small
limited companies, although technically employed on a PAYE
basis, will generally be classed as self employed when it comes
to applying for a mortgage or remortgage. |
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Date Submitted: 30th of May 2005 |
| A brief list of some of the most common Mortgage terms. |
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Date Submitted: 25th of January 2005 |
| The current house price boom has perhaps passed its peak as I
write this, but that doesn't stop the mortgage companies from
offering yet more new and tempting products that look like good
deals for a consumer. But be warned - The standard mortgage,
running over 25 years is set like that for a reason! When you
see companies offering '40 year mortgages' or 'low start'
mortgages, or perhaps even 'interest only' mortgages, you should
understand these shiny new products may have a nasty sting in
their credit tail! |
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Date Submitted: 2nd of December 2004 |
| Your house is a big investment - probably one of the biggest
you’re every likely to make. It is also the place that you and
your loved ones call home; a shelter and haven from the outside
world. That’s why it is so important to ensure that your home
and family are protected in the event of your death. It’s not a
topic that any of us like to dwell on, but the sad fact is that
should you die and the family are no longer able to afford
repayments on the house, they will lose the property and the
roof from over their heads. |
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Date Submitted: 4th of November 2004 |
| Chances are you may need a little extra money to get some work
done around the home or perhaps your current interest rate is
7.5% and the prime interest rate is 6.0% there is a benefit to
restart the clock on an existing mortgage and save thousands of
dollars over the life of the loan. The first thing you must
realize is that refinancing your home can also be tax
deductible, meaning that you will receive an extra tax advantage
for the closing costs associated with a refinancing no matter
what the condition, even in bankruptcy! |
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Date Submitted: 21st of October 2004 |
| With interest rates hovering at all-time lows, it has created a
stampede of people who have resorted to refinancing their homes.
This has become a very attractive alternative to many who are
financially overextended. |
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