equity loan payments – home

January 12, 2010

How tax deductible are charitable donations and home equity loans?

djchuang asked:


When they say donations and home equity loans are tax deductible, what does this mean? Does a $1000 donation mean $1000 less federal income tax? Does $1000 paid in interest on a home equity loan mean $1000 less federal income tax?

Clyde

January 10, 2010

What to look for when shopping around for home equity loans?

27amDotCom asked:


Any advice on what to look for when shopping around for home equity loans?

Are there referral commissions?

I have a couple of individuals looking for a home equity loan … I told them I’d look into it for them. I’d like to find a quality vendor, but if referrals commissions are paid out, I’d like to negotiate for that too.

How do I figure out what is a “great deal”?

PS. I’ll happily take general replies but this would be specific to Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Julio

January 9, 2010

to raise additional funding for business? –debt or equity?

HAHA asked:


In raising this funding, I’ll have to choose between using debt (in the form of a loan) or equity (in the form of common shares). What might be the merits and pitfalls of both options including the ramification on our company’s shareholder value?

Jeanne

January 8, 2010

Home Equity Loans – for Low Rate Extra Finance

George Kane asked:


Your home is a source of lower rate borrowings but equity in it enables in taking cheaper loan that is seldom a burden to repay. Home equity loans are known for their low rate of interest. The loan also is loaded with many other advantages for borrowers.

Home equity loans are based on equity in home. These are secured loans, often called second mortgage as these loans are approved against equity with home being collateral. The lender approves an amount that is almost equal to equity in home and therefore lenders feel safer in providing it. In case payment default occurs, lenders still gets back the loan by selling home that is provided by the borrower as collateral. Because Home Equity Loans are safer for lenders, they approve it at low rate of interest. The rate of interest goes even lower than on simple secured loans.

On taking home equity loans, you release equity in your home. Over the years, your home value has substantially increased and also you have paid off a good part of loans against home. This means the equity in home has substantially gone up. Home equity loans enable you release equity and you get extra cash. You can use this cash or the loan amount for home improvements, wedding, making down payments for car buying, going to holiday tour, debt consolidation etc.

Bad credit borrowers are also at ease in taking home equity loans as lenders have little risks. So if you have late payments, arrears, payment defaults, CCJs or IVAs in your names the loan is available with ease. Compare lenders for a suitable deal. Online lenders should be preferred in taking home equity loans for a low rate of interest. Pay off the loan in time for improving your credit score.



James

January 5, 2010

Is Your Student Loans were reduced to their initial amount, could you pay them?

Ben S asked:


President Bush is allowing home owners with hundreds of thousands of dollars in equity to skate on defaulting mortgages while student loan holders struggle with bad job markets and falling economies. Tenas of thousands of dollars in interest rack up, but Bush only cares about the home owners with cribs and baby carriages. Jobs are leaping abroad, but student loan interest accrues no matter what. If you could get the same rollback mortgage owners are getting, which is the same debt at the original terms, could you pay it off now? Why isn’t that happening?

Gary
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