However,
certain kinds of loans, both secured and unsecured, are considered «good debt» if they help you generate income and increases your net worth.
Some set unusually high standards and other simply do not make
certain kinds of loans.
But never assume that
a certain kind of loan is not available through a peer - to - peer platform somewhere; new sites are coming up all the time, and some are moving into previously unexplored territory.
Not exact matches
Loans with low down payment requirements and flexibility for borrowers with
certain kinds of credit problems.
Still, these
loans may provide
certain tax advantages that are not available with other
kinds of credit.
In order to qualify for this
kind of loans you need to meet
certain requirements.
And they may provide you with
certain tax advantages unavailable with other
kinds of loans.
There are variations
of this
kind of loan where after a
certain period
of time the interest only installments turn into «principle & interest» installments and thus the principal is also returned in monthly payments.
While we publish content about various
loan products and may discuss
certain tax and financial considerations, generally we do not provide tax or financial advice
of any
kind.
But there are also
certain loans that are targeted to helping you pay off particular
kinds of debt.
So, coming up with a bi-law that says look if there's a already a payday
loan established in a neighbourhood, the next one closest to it can't be at less 400 metres away to
kind of physically separate the institutions from one another»cause they have a tendency to
kind of conglomerate in
certain neighbourhoods sometimes.
In one
kind, called income - driven repayment (IDR) plans, after borrowers make monthly payments (which are calculated as a percentage
of income) for a
certain period, usually 20 years, the outstanding balance
of their
loans is forgiven.
Initially at least, they may provide you with large amounts
of cash at relatively low interest rates and they may provide you with
certain tax advantages unavailable with other
kinds of loans.
[I look at
certain funds, and shudder — I have to wonder how many
of their investors think they've bought into some
kind of low - risk
loan fund].
Lenders have been known to make up for the riskiness
of a
loan by charging higher rates or fees to the borrower, while during other times they may lower the rates to attract a
certain kind of buyer.
There is also the not - so - unnamed - force driving people into
certain kinds of work against their nature: the force
of student
loans.
There are
certain kinds of homes that simply do not qualify for a HECM
loan.