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		<title>How to avoid bad debts</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Before you borrow the money from the lenders or banks, you have to plan about the repayment. It is important to ensure that, you should not borrow more money, which you cannot afford. The banks and lenders will have the precautions to protect their interest rate fluctuations, investment and other prospective commitments, which they will take into consideration before you take a loan.


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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Before you borrow the money from the lenders or banks, you have to plan about the repayment. It is important to ensure that, you should not borrow more money, which you cannot afford. The banks and lenders will have the precautions to protect their interest rate fluctuations, investment and other prospective commitments, which they will take into consideration before you take a loan.</p>
<p>You can also check for some online <strong><a href="http://simulationpretimmobilier.net/" target="_blank">Pret immobilier</a> </strong>calculators on the net. These calculators will help you the correct figures of the loan. Therefore, with the help of these calculators, you can go for the right option.<br />
If you are planning to take the loan for the first time, it is important to calculate the outgoings and incomings like loan payment insurance, buildings insurance, etc. This will help you to get rid of the <strong><a href="http://simulationpretimmobilier.net/" target="_blank">Simulation pret</a> </strong>and other financial related problems.<br />
It is also important to read the key facts illustration. You can read these illustrations from your broker or lender as this will help you to show the rising and falling of the interest rate in your payments. This will help you to avoid bad debts and other financial problems related to your loans.</p>


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		<title>Mortgage Calculators</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many mortgage calculators you can find on the internet as well as various variations. The most common mortgage calculator works out how much you can borrow from a UK mortgage lender. You enter your income and your partner's income if applicable and the calculator will produce a figure to give you an idea of what you can borrow.


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<p>There are many mortgage calculators you can find on the internet as well as various variations. The most common mortgage calculator works out how much you can borrow from a UK mortgage lender. You enter your income and your partner&#8217;s income if applicable and the calculator will produce a figure to give you an idea of what you can borrow. This is a good starting point, narrowing down for most what homes they can look at buying. This of course is just an indication and the borrowing offered by lenders will vary. Other criteria are also taken into consideration when deciding on whether to offer or not such as credit history and financial commitments.</p>
<p>Another useful calculator is the monthly repayment mortgage calculator. Working out what your monthly payments might be for your mortgage in relation to how much you want to borrow, the term of the mortgage and the current interest rate. As interest rates are constantly changing at the moment it is worthwhile doing a few calculations to see if you can still afford to borrow the sum once interest rates return to rates seen a few years ago. There are other calculators available that will allow you to compare two rates, highlighting approximately how much more you will have to pay on a monthly and usually annual basis.</p>
<p>You can also find a mortgage calculator that will work out whether it is worth remortgaging even if you have to pay early repayment charges. Very useful especially at the moment for those who took out fixed rate mortgage deals in the last year or two. They could potentially save hundreds of pounds per month by getting our early and moving on to a variable rate.</p>
<p>There are many other useful calculators available. If you are after a buy to let mortgage, you can get a <a id="link_56" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lcplc.com/calculators" target="_new">Mortgage Calculator</a> that will estimate the rent you need to charge your tenant to satisfy lenders.</p>
<p>There are many useful mortgage calculators available, helping you to decide with your house purchase</p></div>
<p>DTM has 4 years experience in the financial service industry and working with <a id="link_57" href="http://www.lcplc.com/" target="_new">Mortgage Advisers</a>.  She enjoys writing on various financial topics</p>


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		<title>First Mortgage Approvals</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The second major factor is credit. Does your credit reports reflect steady payment history and the ability to manage your finances or does it show a person who rarely pays bills on time? Lenders want to see at least a 620middle credit score.


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<p>There are four major factors that will determine your mortgage approval when buying and the interest rate you will be paying.</p>
<p>The first major factor is income. Have you had continuous employment for the last twenty four months and if so how much have you averaged per hour? Remember to keep your base salary separate from over-time and bonuses because lenders view those very differently because they are not stable and reliable enough to merit the same weight as salary.</p>
<p><strong>High Income Earners </strong>- Just because you make $150,000 per year does not mean you are not hourly. Take a look at your paystub and you will find that your employer graciously took the time to break it down for you.</p>
<p><strong>Self-Employed </strong>- All the hard work you and your tax professional put into minimizing your tax liability could really hurt you. Here is why: lenders look at your net income for the tax year not your gross income. Meaning if your half a million dollar a year business deducted every possible penny you could and only showed you with a net of twenty five thousand dollars for the tax year, then that is all lenders can use to qualify you for a mortgage. A paltry twenty five thousand dollars. I know, I know, it is not right, but that is the way it is in Mortgageville.</p>
<p>The second major factor is credit. Does your credit reports reflect steady payment history and the ability to manage your finances or does it show a person who rarely pays bills on time? Lenders want to see at least a 620middle credit score.</p>
<p>The third major factor is loan-to-value (LTV). Are you looking to essentially finance every single penny that you can or are you putting a sizable down payment? Lenders are limiting their financing to about 97%for first-time homebuyers in the current economy. If the purchase price is $250,000 and you have $7,500 for a down payment and closing costs then you&#8217;re borrowing $242,500. That means that you have a 97% LTV. EXAMPLE: $250,000 purchase price &#8211; $7,500 down payment = $242,500 $242,500 / $250,000 = .97 or 97% LTV.</p>
<p>The fourth major factor is rental payment history. Can you prove you&#8217;ve been paying your rent on time that last twenty four months? This can be easily shown by receipts and check stubs. If not then you are viewed as more of a credit risk.</p></div>
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