Good financial planning requires access to solid
information about borrowing money and investing.
What you will find here is solid, helpful
information about borrowing money.
Not exact matches
Peer to peer lending sites such as Prosper and Lending Club generally provide a lot of
information to potential investors
about those looking to
borrow money, making it a very transparent way to invest.
To begin, you'll need to enter
information about how much you want to
borrow, how you plan to use the
money, what your credit score is and what state you live in.
If a firm does refinance an agreement, it must send out an
information sheet with specific warnings
about borrowing more
money and working out whether the agreement is affordable.
You provide the lender with basic
information about your income, assets, and debts, and the lender performs a credit evaluation, giving you a ballpark estimate of how much
money you may be able to
borrow.
There is a lot of valuable
information in a credit report which provides an overview for lenders
about your ability to
borrow money.
The
information below is for anyone who is thinking
about borrowing money, or already has some form of credit, such as a personal loan, an overdraft or a credit card.