How to Finance a New Extention

John Mussi

Want to improve the look of your property? Want to add value to your property? Looking to finance a new extension to your home, a new kitchen, would you like to have double glazing, a new conservatory, patio, or a new heating system, or are you undertaking the general up keep of your home but finding it hard to pay for?

Rather than waiting another year why not consider a Home Improvement Loan. Make the dream become reality with a Home Improvement Loan. A Home improvement Loan could be the easiest and cheapest way to make improvements to your home.

A UK Home Improvement Loan is a low cost, low rate, cheap, low interest loan secured on your UK property. As the home owner, it frees you up to do whatever improvements you want on your property.

With a UK Home Improvement Loan you can borrow from £5,000 to £75,000 with low monthly repayments. The loan can be repaid over any term between 5 and 25 years, depending on your available income and the amount of equity in the property that is to provide the security for the loan. Home Improvement Loans rates are variable, depending on status. Your monthly repayments will depend on the amount borrowed and term.

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How To Finance A New Extension?

John Mussi

Want to improve the look of your property? Want to add value to your property?

The extension plans are ready but the finances are not.

Rather than waiting another year why not consider a Home Improvement Loan.

Make the dream become reality with a UK Home Improvement Loan.

Are you planning an extension to your home, a new kitchen, would you like to have double glazing, a new conservatory, patio, or a new heating system, or are you undertaking the general up keep of your home but finding it hard to pay for?

A Home improvement Loan could be the easiest and cheapest way to make improvements to your home.

A UK Home Improvement Loan is a low cost, low rate, cheap, low interest loan secured on your UK property. As the home owner, it frees you up to do whatever improvements you want on your property.

With a UK Home Improvement Loan you can borrow from £5,000 to £75,000 with low monthly repayments. The loan can be repaid over any term between 5 and 25 years, depending on your available income and the amount of equity in the property that is to provide the security for the loan. Home Improvement Loan rates are variable, depending on status. Your monthly repayments will depend on the amount borrowed and term.

A UK Home Improvement Loan can help you with:

• An extension or loft conversion
  

• A new kitchen
  

• A new bathroom
  

• A conservatory
  

• Landscaping your garden
  

• New furniture
  

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How to Finance a Business

John Mussi

How to finance a business is one of the main concerns that every new business person has to resolve. There are two main ways of financing a business, equity financing and debt financing.

The majority of start-up or small businesses use limited equity financing. As with debt financing, additional equity often comes from non-professional investors such as friends, relatives or colleagues.

However, the most common source of professional equity funding comes from venture capitalists. These are institutional risk takers and may be groups of wealthy individuals or major financial institutions. Most specialise in one or a few closely related industries.

Venture capitalists are often seen as deep-pocketed financial benefactors looking for start-ups in which to invest their money, but they most often prefer three-to-five-year old companies with the potential to become major regional or national concerns which will return higher-than-average profits. Venture capitalists may scrutinise thousands of potential investments each year but only invest in a few.

Different venture capitalists have different approaches to management of the business in which they invest. They generally prefer to influence a business passively, but will react when a business does not perform as expected and may insist on changes in management or strategy. Relinquishing some of the decision-making and some of the potential for profits are the main disadvantages of equity financing.

Banks are one of the most common sources of debt financing. There are many other sources for debt financing including: savings, loans and commercial finance companies. It is also possible to ask for funding from family members, friends or colleagues, especially when the capital requirement is small.

Traditionally, banks have been the major source of small business funding. Their principal role has been as a short-term lender offering demand loans, seasonal lines of credit, and single-purpose loans for machinery and equipment. Banks generally have been reluctant to offer long-term loans to small firms.

In addition to equity considerations, lenders commonly require the borrower's personal guarantees in case of default. This ensures that the borrower has a sufficient personal interest at stake to give paramount attention to the business. For most borrowers this is a necessary evil.

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Home Loan Refinance Online –Benefits To Refinancing Online

Carrie Reeder

There are a number of different reasons to do your home refinancing online. The internet is changing the way people do business today. Your experience refinancing online should be better than the traditional way to refinance.

Here are some of the benefits to doing your home loan refinance online:

Everything seems to happen faster – You search around, you fill out an application. A few minutes later, you can be receiving a pre-approval letter via email. There was no calling, no driving & no waiting on hold for an answer. The mortgage company will usually contact you quickly and give you all the information you need to move forward.

You will be more informed and make better decisions – People nowadays that use the internet as consumers, use it primarily to make better purchasing decisions. If you are sitting at home on the couch with your phone book calling every mortgage company listed, you are not going to know what the current interest rate is. You aren't going to know what this companies competitors are like. All you will know is what that loan officer is telling you and the one before him. Online, you can view a lot of information very quickly. After looking at a few mortgage loan websites, you will know that when you refinance you have many options. Do you want to get cash out of your home? Do you want to borrow more than your homes current value? Do you want an interest only loan? And, which mortgage companies offer these options? There are many different kinds of refinance loans, and all of this information can be learned after a few minutes of searching online.

Deal with large, reputable companies – When applying online, you should quickly be able to spot the larger, more reputable mortgage companies. I always prefer to use the companies that will submit your application to multiple lenders. That way, your credit is only pulled once, and you can receive multiple offers from usually up to 4 lenders. For a list of lenders, see the link below.

Save money – Many online mortgage service companies can save you money by cutting out fees like origination fees and underwriting fees. You will also save money using mortgage services where more than one lender competes for your business and you can receive multiple offers, because you will know that you are choosing the loan with the lowest rate possible and the best terms you can qualify for. I usually recommend applying with about 3 different mortgage service companies that will submit your application to multiple lenders.

Less Commitment – You can go around online and apply to 2-3 different lenders, without feeling guilty for working with more than one company. That way you make can make sure you are getting the best deal. Often when you start working with a mortgage broker in person, even if the person isn't doing the best job for you, you start to feel obligated to continue to work with the person, not so online. If you aren't getting what you want, you can move on with no guilt.

About the Author

Carrie Reeder is the owner of ABC Loan Guide. To view her list of recommended refinance lenders, visit her site at www.abcloanguide.com/refinance.shtml Her website provides informative articles about mortgage loans and lists of recommended lenders.

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Have you ever considered Bridging Finance

Anthony Harrison

Bridging loans can be used for a wide range of uses and put simply, it is a very convenient way of raising finance against property within a short period of time.

Bridging lenders have the ability to move very quickly and are generally more flexible in terms of the condition and type of properties they will lend against. They will also tend to look more towards the property as opposed to the borrower and they have the ability to lend against value instead of purchase price.

Lending against value, as opposed to purchase price can have significant benefits for experienced developers/property experts who are often able to identify a bargain or perhaps create value by buying an option to purchase at a lower price and then securing a planning consent, resulting in an increase in value by the time they complete the purchase.

Bridging loans are very useful tools when purchasing a property in very poor condition and non-income producing, where High Street funds will probably not be readily available. A good example is the purchase of a derelict bungalow, which has the potential for demolition and the construction of 2 or 3 modern units. As long as the worst case scenario is covered, in that the bungalow can be refurbished and sold or refinanced to repay the bridging loan, the borrower can use the bridging loan period to apply for planning. If planning is obtained then they have the option to stay with the bridging lender to complete the development funding, or alternative finance can be arranged through the High Street or a specialist development lender.

Using an experienced broker in the above circumstances can have major advantages, in ensuring that the costs and right lender balance is maintained. For example not all bridging lenders offer development finance, however in a small scheme with a short development period it could be more cost effective to stay with the same lender, even if the interest rate is higher, due to savings on valuation, legal and lenders fees.

Bridging loans can come into their own for auction purchases. Lenders have the ability to act extremely quickly, so the time constraints posed at auction are not a problem. Indeed a 14 day completion is becoming quite common and provides the luxury of knowing that you can bid safely at auction, knowing that the funds will be available on time and just as importantly with the minimum amount of fuss.

About the Author

Anthony Harrison is the Managing Director of Capital Mortgage Solutions, a specialist mortgage broker helping people with adverse credit problems. Visit them at

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Getting Your Finances Ready for your SSD case II

Maricon Williams

Why is it important to anticipate financial hardships? This is because it is arduous to live for two and a half years, sometimes more, with no income and means of support. It can happen that before a judge get to decide the case, claimants do not have penny left. Another reason is to allow claimants to plan and minimize or avoid financial loss.

Planning ahead financially is a crucial step that you should take in pursuing a Social Security Disability case. A claimant has no idea up to when the claim will last. An Initial claim may develop into a series of reconsideration or appeal and it will take a longer time so he better prepare his finances to avoid being left broke or homeless due to foreclosure or eviction order.

To avoid insolvency or financial drain in the process of your claim, you should avoid incurring additional debts and obligations. These may accumulate interest and may add to your financial burdens. Try to look also for some ways to minimize your obligations and financial burdens. In some instances specified by the law, claimants are allowed to work to sustain your expenses. You may also consider restructuring your debts and obligations to make surviving the disability process more likely. You can consider these choices at any level of your social security disability case.

A sad but very common scenario is where a claimant, after several months have passed, gets a denial letter. Then he filed an appeal and wait a little more. Once a gain, he received a denial letter though it stated that an appeal may be filed and this time it involves a hearing before an administrative law judge. The hearing was then set. Unfortunately it doesn't end there. After the hearing, a number of weeks or even months shall be waited before a decision is promulgated. And even if the approval was granted many weeks more before benefits are made available. Availability depends also if the system in a particular state of residence, is clogged or not. It may take up to two and a half years before disability benefits are ever received.

Most of the claimants are shocked to know the lengthy process of a claim. Unfortunately, only a few know this blatant reality. Claimants only realize this when their finances are already at minimum or worse. Too late though, but the only bright spot is that the amount they received in due benefits can cure their situation.

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