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October 30, 2011

Fidelity One Credit Corp Offers New Revolving Line of Credit

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Fidelity One Credit Corp Offers New Revolving Line of Credit

Provo, UT (PRWEB) October 25, 2011

Fidelity One Credit Corp. announced today that it is now offering an Auto Secured Credit Card and Revolving Line of Credit to consumers who are having difficulty accessing credit. Combining aspects of car title lending with the best features and benefits of a credit, this innovation by Fidelity One provides financially challenged Americans with a cost-effective means of borrowing on credit that will benefit consumers nationwide.

According to Alonzo J. Primus, CPA, MBA, former CEO and President of First Bank of Delaware, credit cards have traditionally been the main tool most Americans have utilized to finance their short-term needs for cash and credit. Many consumers, however, have fallen into a less desirable class of consumer risk as defined by lenders due to borrowing at higher rates than they could afford in recent years. The banking industry has stopped lending to all but the highest level of credit-worthy Americans, and for the average person this means that credit is not available when they most need it. This lack of access to credit is forcing more consumers to rely heavily upon Payday Advance Lenders, Car Title Lenders, and Pawn Shops, all of whom may charge anywhere from 200%–400% interest on the money they lend, and whose short-term solutions will not necessarily meet consumers’ long-term financial needs.

Primus also states that the refusal of the banks to lend to consumers they view as risky is one of the primary reasons why this nation remains mired in a recession. “Now is the time for consumers to look to the private sector,” said Primus. “With the banking industry severely restricting lending activities, it’s up to companies such as Fidelity One to innovate and create products that will truly serve the credit-challenged market.”

“Due to the recession and the high number of home foreclosures in recent years, many Americans now have merely one primary asset: their automobile,” said Primus. With this in mind, Fidelity One created the Auto Secured Credit Card and Revolving Line of Credit, which operates like a secured credit teased, but uses a vehicle as security rather than cash on deposit. This product will allow millions of Americans who would not normally qualify for assign to obtain a procure credit teased or line of credit. In addition, Cash Advances can be made on the equity of the borrower’s vehicle at a much lower cost than other types of loans, such as Payday Advance Loans and Car Title Loans; Fidelity One’s rates and minimum monthly payment are typically half those of most other loans in the industry.

“This revolving line of credit financial product, secured by an auto, is one of the most creative consumer financial products to be introduced in this country since the recession hit,” said Primus. “The banking system has failed the millions of financially challenged consumers out there by refusing to lend when people need help the most; but with innovative lenders such as Fidelity One creating new ways of providing credit at a lower cost, the national economy—and the American people—are finally going to have the chance to get back on the road to recovery.”

Alonzo J. Primus, CPA, MBA. Mr. Primus has over 18 years of banking experience and was the CEO and President of First Bank of Delaware for over 5 years. Mr. Primus has expertise in a number of areas, including commercial lending, card and consumer products, payment processing, money service business services, accounting and finance, human resources, and bank management.

Fidelity One Credit Corp. (http://www.fidelityone.com) is an Utah-based company offering an auto secured credit card in over 30 states throughout the U.S. To see if they offer their product in your state, or to find out more about Fidelity One, please visit their website.

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October 26, 2011

Q&A: How much will my student loan payments be at $20k?

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Question by Isle Esme: How much will my student loan payments be at k?
If I have 20k worth of student loans when I finished with shcool, what will my monthly payments be when I graduate?Let’s assume it’s a federal subsidized loan..

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Answer by NotAnyoneYouKnow
Isle:I can only offer you an estimate, but it will be pretty accurate.If all of your loans are subsidized Stafford lend, and you leave school with a $ 20,000 balance, you could anticipate a monthly payment of approximately $ 184 a month for 120 months (10 years).I hope that’s the information you were looking for. Good luck to you.



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October 25, 2011

Banner Bank Announces Partnership With Sallie Mae to Offer Smart Option Student Loans

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Banner Bank Announces Partnership With Sallie Mae to Offer Smart Option Student Loans

(PRWEB) September 14, 2011

Banner Bank announced today that it has partnered with Sallie Mae to offer customers a private student loan program that helps students save money and pay off their loan faster than other alternatives. The Smart Option Student Loan assists families as they cover the rising cost of college tuition and offers degree-seeking students interest rates that are among the lowest in the nation as well as in-school payment choices to help them graduate with less debt.

Gary Wagers, executive vice president for Banner Bank, said, “the Bank chose Sallie Mae because of their expertise in student lending, and the features their product offers.”

Designed to supplement federal student loans and former financial aid, the Smart Option Student Loan tin enable students to cover up to 100 percent of their education expenses. The Smart Option Student Loan rewards responsible customers with benefits such as an on-time payment reward and interest-rate discounts for automatic payments.

Recently added to the Smart Option Student Loan is the new Tuition Insurance Benefit which reimburses up to $ 5,000 of tuition, room, board and other covered fees not refunded by the school if a student is hale to withdraw for eligible medical reasons. This benefit is available at no cost to the student with loans that first disbursed between July 1 and Oct. 31.

To offer the Smart Option Student Loan, Banner Bank partnered with Sallie Mae, the nation’s number one financial services company specializing in education. Since its founding virtually 40 years ago, the company has helped more than 31 million people pursue their educational goals.

“Sallie Mae is delighted to partner with Banner Bank to assist families seeking responsible solutions to make the investment in a college education,” said Jerry Maher, senior vice president at Sallie Mae.

Banner Bank recommends private student loans to help bridge the college financing gap after taking full advantage of scholarships, grants and federal student loans. For more information, visit http://www.bannerbank.com.

About Banner Bank
Banner Corporation is the parent company of Banner Bank, a commercial bank that operates 86 branch offices and seven loan offices in 28 counties in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. It is also the parent of Islanders Bank which operates three branch offices in Washington’s San Juan Islands. Banner serves the Pacific Northwest with a full range of deposit services and business, commercial real estate, construction, residential, agricultural and consumer loans. Visit Banner Bank on the Web at http://www.bannerbank.com.

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October 22, 2011

CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union Launches Turbo Charged Auto Loans with Low Auto Loan Rates and Financing

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CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union Launches Turbo Charged Auto Loans with Low Auto Loan Rates and Financing

Turbo Charged Auto Loans at CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union

(PRWEB) October 22, 2011

CommonWealth One launched Turbo Charged Auto Loans in October 2011, with an option to allow members to delay their first payment up to 90 days on a new or used car, SUV or truck. For a limited time, members and their families tin receive auto loan rates as low as 2.99% APR on vehicles 2006 or newer for up to 72 months. Most banks and dealerships cannot offer members a better auto loan rate, especially on older vehicle models.

With this offer and the coming holiday season, members can take advantage of end-of-year car sales and get into the car they want at a great rate and price. They can use that extra money they salvage to help with holiday expenses and still purchase the car or truck that they want.

Dealers are pushed to increase sales at the end of the year in order to move inventory and increase their sales volume. New 2012 models have arrived and dealers are unforced to negotiate outstanding bargains on current year models. Members can use this to their advantage when negotiating the purchase price of their new car, truck or SUV.

CommonWealth One’s members also have the option to get pre-approved before shopping a dealer’s dissever. And they can choose to finance up 100% of the vehicle loan. Financing with CommonWealth One is easy to do and they offer an online auto loan application, plus other auto buying resources, including car loan calculators, credit life and credit disability insurance, warranted asset protection and mechanical bushel coverage.

To learn more about Turbo Charged Auto Loans from CommonWealth One, please visit https://www.cofcu.org/membership/no_payment_for_90_days/.

About CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union
Since 1944, CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union has grown to become one of Northern Virginia’s top credit unions with over $ 295 million in assets serving more than 36,000 members. CommonWealth One is a full-service, member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative committed to being the lifetime financial institution of its members.

CommonWealth One Federal Credit Union offers Checking Accounts, Mortgages, Home Loans, Auto Loans, Savings Accounts, Money Market accounts, IRAs and more in Washington, DC or Virginia. We have remained true to our philosophy of “people helping people” – providing members with loans, savings plans, and special services to achieve their long-term financial goals and help them enjoy a better way of life. Our excess earnings are returned to our members in the form of higher dividend rates, lower interest rates on loans and low or no fees. For information on our history, upcoming events, and more visit http://www.cofcu.org.

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October 19, 2011

Can you use a home equity loan for something other than a home?

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Question by curiousgirl: Can you use a home equity loan for something other than a home?
I need a loan & some people had suggested I look into this because of the lower interest rates, instead of using high interest (not to mention EVIL) credit cards. But it’s not for a home & I don’t have enough collateral for the amount I’d like to borrow. I have a great credit score over 700, but also have student loans & other credit card debt, which I am identical good at paying at, & make enough to make the payments comfortably. If I can’t get a home equity loan, what kind of loan can I get, & at what amount & rate should I expect? I’ve looked around online, but all the bank terminology does nothing but confuse me, so anyone who could explain this a little more “user friendly” would be helpful!It’s not for home improvement. Actually, it’s basically a business expense, but I’m not sure if a bank would consider this a business type of loan.Oh, & I *minor* detail… I don’t own a home :(

Best answer:

Answer by t.s
you can as usually the lend is just put into your bank am and you spend it on home renos or what ever we were told by the bank manager to say a loan was for the house and look at buying a business with the money



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