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5
Jul 09

Asset Finance – How to Finance an Asset Purchase and Let it Pay For Itself!

So, you don’t think it is possible to buy a caravan, boat, trailer, motorbike, quad or any other asset at no cost? Before you dismiss this idea and begin looking for a caravan loan, motorcycle loan, trailer loan, boat loan, diamond finance, any other asset finance or mortgage, or an equity or mortgage loan to finance an asset purchase, have a look at how Bobby and his wife Lindi financed the purchase of their caravan!

(Although this is a South African example in ZAR currency, the principle is applicable anywhere in the world.)

Bobby and Lindi are ordinary average salaried citizens …

Bobby and Lindi wanted to buy a caravan for their family and were getting asset finance quotes from financial institutions. They also had other outstanding debts (motor vehicle and credit cards) to the amount of 220,000 which they were repaying at an amount of 5,355 per month. The price of the caravan they wanted to buy was 115,000. They owned a home which they bought with a 100% mortgage loan over 20 years, 5 years ago.

Their home has since increased in value by approximately 45% and their equity (the difference between the value of their property and the claims against it) now amounted to approximately 350,000.

They were offered asset finance for their caravan by a financial institution with a monthly installment of 3,032 per month over 54 months, and then created a budget for this amount in their monthly budget.

Bobby and Lindi heard from a friend about an asset finance plan that shows you how to finance your own capital and asset purchases through a technique called Hydraulic Debt Cancellation, with amazing results – if you are a property owner with equity. Apart from being able to finance your own capital and asset purchases, it includes a powerful debt cancellation technique.

Bobby and Lindi decided to investigate …

Bobby and Lindi decided to put this asset finance plan to the test and amazingly discovered that they were able to pay for their caravan as well as redeem al their short term debts, while repaying their mortgage in 7 years in stead of the 15. In the process they will be saving 118,098 in interest (compared to the interest they would have paid on their original mortgage), while the amount they borrowed to finance their caravan only amounted to 115,000. They so to speak, got their caravan for free!

They achieved all this without paying a single dime more than they would have, had they accepted the asset finance offered by the financial institution above!

Smart couple! Wonder where they found the information to do such a clever budget?

The way in which you finance your asset purchases can have a dramatic impact on your wealth – by either increasing your debt, or increasing your wealth!

By: Elmer Grobler

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2
Jul 09

Finding Loans For People With Bad Credit

There are several ways to attain loans for people with bad credit. If you are trying to repair your credit then looking into one of the many types of bad credit loans can be a good way to start. You can get a loan for everything from personal loans to student loans to payday loans. It depends on what you need the money for. You will be dealing with online lenders most likely as banks or other financial institutions will definitely turn you down with a bad credit history. Let’s look at some of the loans you will be eligible for.

Car loans are the easiest to apply for. There are so many lenders that deal with these kinds of loans every day. The companies that deal in these loans have large pools of contacts to choose from. You get the loan at a high interest rate and this helps you rebuild your credit over the long haul. You can also go for a personal loan. This is also rather easy to get accepted for and probably the best way to go as you can use the money you borrow to pay back the loan in installments. You’ll be paying back more than you borrowed but the end result is a better credit rating.

Student loans are another choice whether you are just starting to build a credit history or are going back to school after a long hiatus. As long as you don’t default on the loan when the payments start you can build a solid credit report off the loan payments. Home loans are a bit more difficult. These require a down payment. It’s best to go through an organization like the Federal Housing Authority as they can set up a payment that doesn’t require a huge down payment.

Any of these are good loans for people with bad credit. If you are in need of rebuilding a bad credit portfolio whichever applicable loan can get you pointed in the right direction.

By: Dan Sherryl

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