We get mailers almost weekly to refinance our house. Most of the deals being advertisers are come-ons - meaning, it’s a really low rate being shown, but in the fine print, that rate is only good for a short period of time. Anyone shopping for loans, especially those of you shopping for personal loans - should know exactly what they’re getting into, and they should read all of the fine print. You don’t want to be shocked when your loan doubles in price after a few months of that introductory rate. Since wife and I own a home, we have a few loan options, should we decide to do some updates around the house, or put in a pool, we don’t have to go with unsecured loans. Our house can serve as collateral for any home improvement loans. That’s a great option should we decide to put in a pool in a few years. When we looked into buying property for our retirement, the loan brokers we spoke with were very upfront and honest - nothing at all like those mailers we get promising the world. It was great to hear from professionals who had good loan advice for us and our situation. I know a few people through work who have been more than reckless with their credit, and due to that, they can’t even get loans now. I hate to see it happen to anyone, but I really hate to see it happen to someone just because they couldn’t keep tabs on their money or they wanted to live beyond their means.
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