[ad_1] It’s no secret that thousands of people across the country and in Arizona are losing their homes to foreclosure. One of the biggest issues I deal with as an Arizona real estate attorney handling foreclosure related cases is the question of what happens to a second mortgage or home equity line of credit after … Read more
[ad_1] Debt management refers to a plan that not only frees you from your existing debts, but also prepares you in such a way that you can deal with future debts easily. When you are in debt, you owe money to a large number of lenders. It is a type of debt consolidation plan where … Read more
[ad_1] Loan contracts come in a variety of forms and terms. This can really range from a simple promissory note between friends and family members to more complex loans like auto, payday, mortgage and student loans. Irrespective of its type, each loan will be governed by policies and guidelines to protect customers from adverse practices … Read more
[ad_1] Do you know that used car interest rates change like the wind? One of the biggest buying decisions you will make in your lifetime will probably be your automobile purchase. And if you’re like most people, 70% of all car buyers, you’ll be financing that purchase. Furthermore, most people are fully prepared to take … Read more
[ad_1] When you think about buying a car, most of your energy goes into finding the right car. While finding the right car model is critically important, it is more important to understand how you will be paying for the vehicle. The numbers game is all about finding the right tools that will help you … Read more
[ad_1] The number of online identity theft attacks is increasing at an alarming rate every year and shows no signs of slowing down. And, now it seems even teenagers are not being spared – in fact, they have become the latest victims of identity thieves. Two reasons for this could be the low level of … Read more
[ad_1] New York law provides that judgments, as well as first and second mortgages, serve as liens against real property. This means that once a judgment is filed against a customer, it acts as a lien against their real estate, along with a mortgage or home equity line of credit (“HELOC”) lien on the real … Read more
[ad_1] going to college? Need some college education money? I’ve put together a short list of several ideas that you may have forgotten about in your search. Take a look and see if this quick list helps you stash the cash you need for the school year. 1. Got a job? Ask your benefits office … Read more
[ad_1] Is your home in foreclosure? Have you been dealing with the mortgage company for months trying to get a loan modification that can resolve the issue? Does the mortgage company seem to be dragging its feet, asking you for the same documents over and over again and yet you seem no closer to actually … Read more
[ad_1] Ok. you caught me. In fact, most of the time not saving for college is a bad idea. Sometimes I meet parents who tell me they are not saving for college in order to increase their child’s chances of getting financial aid. The idea is that having money makes college and the government figures … Read more