Question by playgtar: Which lender offers the best rate for a debt consolidation loan?
I’m looking somewhere in the 40k range.

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Answer by paulie10182
check out www.callusfirstfinance.com to see what the providers are after they are some non bank lenders on the panel good luck

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Question by Kaden: Why are jumbo mortgage loan rates higher than conforming loan rates?

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Answer by Glenn S
Because they are a higher risk and fewer investors want to purchase them on the secondary market.

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Question by niki: Which bank is providing home loan on lowest rate of interest.?
I am planning to take loan of 23 lacs for a flat. The flats would be built and sold by a company. The company has collaboration with some of Indian banks like LIC housing finance, Axis, etc. Please advice me which bank is providing lowest rate of interest on home loans and which is the right bank in this way forward.

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Answer by Veers த‌மி‌ழ்
State bank of India is offering at 8% which is lower than others.

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Washington, DC (PRWEB) May 3, 2008

StudentLoanCenter.biz, an online source of news and assistance for the college student loan market, has good news for future borrowers who fear that funds might not available when they need them. The United States Congress is moving closer to implementing a government safety net under the $ 85 billion student loan market. This is welcome news for many of the borrowers who visit the Student Loan Center site, a great deal of whom are heading to college in the fall.

Question by JohnPau2010: Which Treasury bond rates which impact on home loan rates 30 yr & 15 yr fixed ?
I heard someone saying that treasury bonds rates which tell you where the home loan rates are going.

I am looking at 30 yr & 15 yr fixed rates.

1)Can someone tell me which specific treasury bond rates will effect these rates ?

2) When treasury bond rates go UP the 30/15 yr fixed rates go UP ?

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Answer by David Z
as odd as it seems it is the 10 year.

Question by Blue: Is it wise to take out a low interest loan to payoff a high interest credit card?
I have a credit card that is high in interest and I see little of the money going towards the principals, so I came up with an idea to take out a load to pay it off for a loan that has low interest. Is that a smart thing to do?

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Answer by Richard C
You will most likely save money by doing this…..it’s the best step to take if you cannot quickly pay down the credit card.

Question by Wanttoknowitall: How to get a car loan with low interest rates and no credit?
I’m well aware that it’s almost impossible, just wanted to see if someone out there has done it before. Thanks in advance!

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Question by monstervu: Any good places to have a bad credit personal loan or a credit debt loan?
I am trying to get a credit loan and I have bad credit with a 4 collections on me and is trying to have this removed with a credit score of 521. Does anyone know where can I go or begin to get this loan

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Answer by Dr. Gigi
Try :

http://www.nextcreditera.com/

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Question by [katy]: In this economy,would it be easier to refinance home mortgage rate?
since alot of ppl is giving up their house,then wouldn’t it be easier to refinance home mortgage???

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Answer by bud68
No. Refi conditions and and requirements have greatly tightened.

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Wilmington, NC (PRWEB) September 07, 2011

According to new research on BurlingtonMortgage.biz, mortgage rates remained steady or moved slightly lower while consumer confidence fell to a two year low. Interest rates displayed on the site hover near record lows, as low as 4.000% for a thirty year fixed rate mortgage on Thursday, September 1st (APR: 4.081%, Lender: AimLoan.) This is one bright spot for consumers who are increasingly anxious over the health of the US and global economy as evidenced by the report from the private-sector Conference Board that their Consumer Confidence Index(R) fell in August to the lowest point since April of 2009. Refinancing opportunities at extremely low interest rates represent a chance for consumers to save.