Just because you get a good offer on a loan, it does not mean that you should jump on it immediately. It is always recommended that consumers shop around for the best loan rates. Today, we will discuss how this can be done effectively and save you some time. Check Interest Rates One of the… Read more
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Real estate crowdfunding, the hassle free property investment
If there are two things we like here at The Savvy Scot, it is real estate and alternative investments. Remember that time when we talked about two couples taking a mortgage together to get a bigger house? Well today I would like to review another alternative way to invest in real estate: crowdfunding. Yes, just… Read more
How to keep your credit rating positive
If you’re a new, up-and-coming business it’s important that your credit rating is positive and clear of any misdemeanors to ensure you can obtain loans and help your growing enterprise excel. There are many ways to improve credit rating and just as many things you can do to tarnish your report. Steer clear of… Read more
Qualifying for a homeowner loan
Individuals who already own their property with a mortgage are normally eligible to apply for a homeowner loan. In this way, they can borrow extra money using their home as collateral against the loan. A secured loan (also referred to sometimes as a secured homeowner loan) lets you take out a loan which is… Read more
How to Fund Home Improvements
A recent survey by Lloyds TSB has suggested that the total spent by UK households on DIY has fallen to its lowest level since 2000, with more homeowners than ever resorting to a simple lick of paint or some new wallpaper to improve their home. An average British household now spends just £352 on home… Read more
Recovering from bad credit? Tips to get you back on track
Recovering from bad credit can be a long process. At times it may even seem like you’ll never break out of the rut … but there are ways of securing your place in the black and out of the red. Here’s how. Get reviews from credit bureaus When you receive the review make sure the… Read more
Your Options When Short on Money
Many members of society find themselves in emergent situations without the funds to satisfy the need. While these people feel stuck or at a loss as to how to get the money they need, they fail to realize the options right in front of them. There are options for everyone, even those with bad… Read more
4 things to consider before buying a house on your own
I own a property in the UK that I bought alone a few years ago. Even though I had a boyfriend at the time, he had no interest in co-signing and I didn’t have much interest in getting him on board. Not that I didn’t love him at the time, but I knew it was… Read more
The Basics of Renting Your Property
Renting your property is a viable alternative to selling. This way, you’ll get a consistent stream of income and you’ll still have the option of selling when the time’s right. If you weren’t considering the idea, though, you’ll have a few questions. Take a look at this guide for all the basics you’ll need to… Read more
Cutting the cost of car ownership
Cars are among the most useful things you can own, but they also account for some of the biggest expenses a household will face. There are, however, a number of steps you can take to cut the cost of car ownership significantly. Obviously, these will not completely eliminate expense, but they will often make it… Read more
New social media advertising guidelines for payday lenders
Following a raft of recent regulatory reforms and proposals, the Financial Conduct Authority has been cracking the whip once more, this time turning their attention towards the consumer credit industry’s use of social media to advertise their products. Much has changed since April 1, when the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) began its regulatory regime…. Read more
Have a student loan debt? Consider debt consolidation
Imagesource.com Rising inflation has affected all aspects of our daily lives, from higher mortgage rates to a rise in the cost of living. Unfortunately it has also lead to rise in areas like education, which many believe should be free. The cost factor has made it very difficult for students to receive top quality… Read more