Caryn Elizabeth

Author of "Branding You The Brand New You", Caryn home-schooled her 3 children before creating her blog in 2010. Teaching since 1986, Caryn authored, edited and self published several books including Brincely The Brave, The Mastermind eBook, My Grandma's Birthday, Top Tips For Spiritual Living and More. Featured by eZine as an article writing expert, Caryn specializes in Network marketing using the internet. Contact Caryn to create budget friendly websites starting at $100. Teaching online skill basics available. Call for quote 570-460-6961

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Refinance Home Mortgage Rate

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Which bank offers the lowest interest rates to refinance the mortgage in California?

I have to refinance my second / investment home Milpitas California and I am looking for a mortgage broker or a bank offering lower interest rates based on FICO score 700 or more. It is preferable a loan program with the minimum monthly payment is preferred.

find the best rate you can find and then add 1% (one point is what is the standard when it comes to add an investment house) A mortgage broker is supposed to find the best rate of all firms with which it works. If you do not have a good shop around. Here is a website to find the mean and the best rates: http://www.bankrate.com/brm/default.asp

Provides information about Mortgages, Mortgage Rates, Home Refinancing, Home Equity Loans and many other Mortgage related topics

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Pay Off Credit Cards

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I pay my credit cards. Should I make a large payment or gradually? Need credit repair?

I'm trying to improve my credit score. I have money from graduation gifts that I use to pay for these cards (in total about 5,000 of debt). Is it better to pay the balance at once or I have to do larger than the minimum payments to improve credit score?

You can use this credit monitoring service accounts estimates of future scenarios for these payments – buildcredit.ifastnet.com

Excel Finance Trick 11: How Long Pay Off Credit Card Balance

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Christian Debt Consolidation

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What is the best site for Christian debt consolidation? Is it better than regular debt consolidation?

I have 3 credit cards different now with more than 20% interest rates because I was late on a payment. I heard that Christian debt consolidation could be an option better than regular, but want to make sure you select a company that is reputable.

Try this site http://Best-Financial-Consultation-USA.info Here You can find the best debt settlement specialist to that available in your area for free

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Credit Card Debt Consolidation

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Credit card debt consolidation company. Who is legitimate?

I ran out of cash meeting broken arm surgury uninsured, then started using credit cards. Does the low rate transfers and all that. Now, back to work, but could not make the last payment months. Harassed by phone calls all the time. Do not respond to their calls. But now I'm working again and can begin making payments. I am willing to communicate with credit card info. Before doing so, I would advise welcome any (or benefactors, ha, ha). In total, I closely approximated $ 80,000. As an after thought, I know there were changes in bankruptcy laws, but do not know the details. Is it a good choice of bankruptcy. Basically, I have zero assets, no real property. Finally, a debt consolidation company a good reputation, bankruptcy is a viable alternative, or is their an alternative I do not know? Thanks for your advice. PS Spend $ 10 for a non-slip pad for the tub. Money well spent!

has a search http://www.debtadvice.org/ online for legitimate credit counselors. Look for an organization that will look at your situation in detail, instead of producing a cookie cutter plan. The new bankruptcy laws have made it more difficult to qualify for Chapter 7, or the kind that liberates you from all your debts. Here's an article with more details: http://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/objectId/B0B66870-4C52-4303-919B10B9611D3EF9/213/161/176/ART/ A bankruptcy stays on your credit reports for seven years, so it should be your last resort. See what it says a credit counselor first. Good luck!

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Eliminate Credit Card Debt

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Why is it so bad to take a 401k loan to help eliminate credit card debt?

I took a loan out for some years one to help my girlfriend out of some financial problems and that worked wonderfully. I paid with interest. Now I want to do the same for me, and I hear people saying NOT to do? If you help me, as I cut my card in the process so that you can not use, why is it so bad?

The main reason is because their money is not working for you in your 401K if taken in the form of a loan. With the market so far, you have to redeem more shares to raise the same amount of money could take out a year ago. By the time you pay the loan, the market could be larger, so you could buy back their shares at a price higher. A second reason already stated to you in the previous answer. If you lost your job, the loan would become due immediately. And, if I could not return all at once, there would be a premature distribution in their hands, subject to ordinary income tax plus a penalty of 10%. A third reason is that you can not learn to change their spending habits, and once you pay the credit cards with a loan of 401K, stocks could end up running again. This is what happens with 90% of people who pay their credit cards with home equity loans, why would a 401K loan to be different? It would be a financial lesson better than feeling the pain of paying down your credit card balances of discretionary funds, leaving intact their 401K. It will take longer and be more difficult, and that makes it more likely that you will learn a valuable financial lesson. Whatever you decide, good luck to you! We wish you financial success.

Debt Cures – Eliminate Credit Card Debt

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Debt Settlement Companies

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What settlement debt companies are trustworthy and have the best rating?

I have credit card debt and I am looking for a company debt consolidation could do business with. I'm looking for the company with the best score. Having an excellent rating with the Better Business Bureau would be a plus. Thank you.

Check with your state attorney general, often have the recommended firms. This began by filing for bankruptcy you have to get a certificate from a credit counseling agency in good standing. Also here is the link to see if the Justice Department to see their bodies in the states.

Beware of Debt Settlement Companies

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Credit Card Debt Services

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Debt credit card …?

Therefore, I have about $ 3,500 in debt from credit card. What is the best way to pay? Does anyone have any experience with debt consolidation services seen on TV?

Chances are that there are two ways to consolidate your debts credit card. One way is credit card consolidation loan, which is a type of unsecured personal loan. When you have several credit card debt, you can consolidate into a lower fixed rate loan. You make a lump sum single payment each month to your credit counselor and he in turn will pay off your current creditors.The added advantage would be, but also improve your credit score and subsequent payments were made to pay new loan. Another way is credit card debt settlement plan in which a debt settlement company would negotiate a lower payment of lump sum payment to creditors and thus end up paying fifty percent or sometimes even less, the outstanding balance of them. I do not know about the services on television, http://ezconsolidation.com but I know a name I found in the search and helped me get off the debts. I hope this also helps …. Good luck

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Bad Debt Credit Card

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My husband has 3 more years of your bankruptcy and I have no credit card debt bad. We want to buy a house. Help?

Now we are paying for our mistakes in the past, we want to buy a home but do not know where to start or even if we can. I have about $ 7,000 of credit card debt and he declared bankruptcy in 2005. We prefer to own and rent.

Based on the information you provide, which is not much … If your husband is in the Chapter 13 and you want to buy a house first, you'd have to find someone willing to fund, then must be approved by the administrator court. While in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, anything that is funded must be approved. The trustee is more or less to act as their own husbands, financial advisor and tell whether or not you can afford a new debt is a bankruptcy that could not manage their debts before, probably do not qualify now. It depends on your income, a high credit card balance, you have to pay it off. Good luck!

BAD DEBT CREDIT CRUNCH PARODY DOWN THE PAN VERSION 2 minus Roy Orbison.

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Short Selling

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What are my options for short selling a car that still has a balance of the loan?

I am behind on car payments , I'm still trying to sell the car, but I can not find anyone to buy it for what it's worth and the amount of the loan balance. Is there any way the bank accept a short sale instead of owning the car back?

Trade and bolted to get your eyes out

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Debt Management Companies

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What is the difference between Debt Management and Consolidation Business Debt?

Debt Management – This is where copper a fee for managing their finances and debts, because they may not have the time or for any reason. There are companies out there very reliable and there are good companies, as with any industry. The most likely pay a fee for this service. Debt Consolidation – unless they know what they're doing, try to stay away from this as you are effectively making a loan to pay debts (including interests) and then you will be paying interest on top of that. (Use as a last action – or if you have a really good offer that your interest rate is considerably reduced.) Be careful and do what many duties, and as many calculations to understand truly each process and whether the company will help.

Debt Management – A guide to debt management plans from Talk About Debt

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