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The Key To Finding Cheap Car Insurance

Filed under: Uncategorized, Million Dollar Savings Club, Computers, Investing — bryan_fleming @ 3:03 pm

The costs of car insurance, as with all things car related, have gone up in recent months for any number of reasons. Car insurance companies give all sorts of reasons for that, and most of them are complete garbage. Although we’ve all been taught to take everything with a pinch of salt, it doesn’t help you when you have to fork out for it after buying a new car! However, if you are with Tesco insurance you can save a lot of money. 

Tesco insurance insurance really can helps its customers in a number of ways. The choice of car insurance products is fantastic so you get the deal you need at the price you want to suit you perfectly. In fact, Tesco insurance can be the answer to your prayers. Obtaining a quote takes but a few minutes and is a decision that you will never regret!

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What your Bank doesn’t want you to know about Interest Rates

Filed under: Uncategorized — bryan_fleming @ 10:57 am

instacards.gifThere are many things that your bank fails to tell you when have a credit card with them.  One of the biggest things that they neglect to tell you about is the truth about interest rates and just what they can do with them.  Before getting a credit card with your bank you need to be well educated on interest rates and what the rules are with them.

First and foremost don’t get pulled in by the claim of interest free time if you transfer the balance from one card to the new credit card.  What they neglect to tell you is that only the balance of the other credit card is subject to the interest free period.  Any new purchases that you make will be charged interest and this can be misleading for many as they do not read the fine print.

Another thing that the bank may not tell you is that they can raise the interest rate on your credit card if you late with payments for other cards.  You need to be sure that you make all of your payments on time so you can avoid these unwanted increases in your interest rate.  This is known as the universal default clause and it is becoming a general rule for most credit lenders.

Another thing that most people are not aware of is that the bank has no limit set on the amount they can charge you on a late payment.  Even if it is just one hour late the fees can be as little as $5 and as high as $30, sometimes even higher then that.  The amount of credit a bank will give you and the amount of the interest rate you will be assessed is based on your FICO score.  This is the score a person gets from their credit history.  Lenders such as banks and credit card companies look at the amount of dent that you have and how many times you have been late on your payment history.

Banks do not tell you that there is no federal limit as to what interest can be charged on a credit card.  You need to be sure that you read the tine print to know exactly what you are getting into with any loan or credit card that you obtain.  Be sure to talk things over with your bank prior to signing any papers.  You need to know what you are getting into completely before the final signing of the papers.

There is usually a 3 day waiting period when a loan is processed.  This is to allow you the opportunity to cancel the transaction.  This is the only window you have in which to rescind the loan or credit.  Again, this is something you need to discuss with the bank prior to signing the final papers.  You need to know what all of your rights are and what penalties that the bank will instill for breaks in the signed agreement.

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Money in the Bank - What are your Best Options for Gaining Interest with your Money

Filed under: Uncategorized — bryan_fleming @ 11:35 am

money.jpgCongratulations on making savings a priority!  Now that you have some money in the bank, it is time to figure out what kind of account will yield you the best benefits.  Do not leave your money sitting in checking where it does not accrue interest; this practice does nothing for you, and will not help you grow you money.  In fact, leaving your money in a checking account may actually tempt you to spend more than you intend, so watch out for your funds!

A basic savings account is a better option than your savings account, yielding you a small interest payment each month with little or no minimum balance required in the account.  If you need your money to be highly mobile and available at all times, then this is the perfect account for you, particularly if you tend to maintain a low balance at this point. 

If you have managed to save a few thousand dollars, on the other hand, a money market account might be the best thing for you.  This account has a much higher interest rate than a traditional savings account, but also has a much higher minimum balance, often of several thousand dollars.  If you feel comfortable having a few thousand dollars dedicated to the account at a time, then this might be the perfect option for you.  If you can’t afford not to have instant access to that money, however, you might want to stick to a more traditional savings account.  (more…)

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