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Subprime mortgage 'rip-off' has legitimate roots: mortgage brokers as much as $15,000 or more to steer borrowers into overpriced loans. Called yield-spread premiums, these kickbacks increase with the gap between what loan borrowers qualify for, and the higher interest rates and terms they actually accept. And they are part of nearly all subprime mortgages, noted David Leen, a Seattle lawyer who represents borrowers. "The payment of yield-spread premiums is the single most important problem relating to the mortgage meltdown." While brokers defend them as a way to allow more people to buy homes, critics say they've gone way beyond that role. "It's a classic example of how they use a legitimate thing to rip people off," Seattle bankruptcy lawyer Melissa Huelsman said. Last week, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released new requirements for disclosing the premiums, aimed at helping borrowers figure out if they're worthwhile.
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Pay down your credit cards. Paying off your installment loans may can help your score, but typically not as dramatically as paying down -- or paying off -- revolving accounts like credit cards. The FICO model and even (from what we understand) the Vantage scoring system now used by the Big 3 weight credit card debt more heavily. Each individual card as well as your total revolving line should be below 25%. If your goal is to increase your credit score - forget about paying down your high interest rate cards first. Work on getting those balances down over higher interest rates to reap the most improvement in credit score. Don't use your whole credit line every month, even if you pay your balance in full. Your available credit is averaged over your billing cycle, which is sometimes less than 30 days. If your limit is say, $5000 and you charge $5000, even if you pay it off each month, your credit balance is still going to show $2500 (a 50% usage limit), which is going to make your score plunge. For most small business owners, their credit cards are the way they purchase goods and supplies every month. If the card's limits are used to the hilt - this can hurt. But wait you say, these are business cards. Yes, they are and most small business owners still have to personally guarantee their business cards, which means they show up on personal credit reports. If you need to use all of the available credit line on your cards, you may want to consider getting a new card to spread out the credit lines a little. Is your credit report correctly reporting your credit limits for your cards? If not, you can call your credit card issuer and ask them to update the list. You can also challenge the limits with the credit bureaus. Don't use credit card issuers who don't report your credit limit. Usually this is a problem you only run into with secured credit cards, but were you aware that American Express cards and Capital One do not report credit limits? In this case the bureaus typically use your highest balance as a proxy for your credit limit, which is going to make you look like you are maxed out.

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http://www.bestcreditrates.net Credit card offers these days often come accompanied by pages and pages of fine print. Buried in this legalese are some common catches that could impact you in a major way. From universal default clauses to annual fees, here are the most common credit card traps you should avoid: Annual Fees An annual fee is a charge sometimes required by credit card companies for use of an account. These fees usually range between $35-$50 and are most common with subprime credit cards designed for borrowers with poor credit and rewards credit cards. You can see exactly what the annual fee on a credit card offer is by checking out the Schumer Box in the rates and terms section of the offer. With a rewards card, you should ensure that the benefits of the mileage or points program outweigh the cost of the annual fee. Bill Payment Fees Even with online banking becoming increasingly common, some credit card companies charge extra fees for paying your bills online or by phone. If this is the case with your card, be sure you pay your bill by mail as soon as the statement arrives. You dont want to have to pay an extra $5 or $10 just to make your credit card payment on time each month. Grace Period Standard credit cards commonly have a 20 to 30 day grace period. This is the period of time when you can pay your credit card bill without being charged interest. It is important for borrowers who like to use their credit cards frequently and pay their bills in full each month to have a long grace period. If your credit card doesnt have a grace period, interest is charged on your debt as soon as you make a purchase. Introductory Rates Most credit card offers these days include an introductory rate for the first few months. A 0% offer can be a great deal as long as you know what strings are attached. How long does the introductory rate last? Does it apply to new purchases and balance transfers? Creditors can usually cancel the introductory rate early if you make a late payment. In some cases, you may have to pay interest retroactively on a debt if you havent paid it off before the end of the introductory period. Penalty Rate If you make a late payment on your credit card, you may have to kiss your good interest rate goodbye for a while. About 75% of credit card providers include a penalty rate clause with their credit card offers. This clause states that your rates can increase dramatically if you make a late payment on the account. The average penalty rate on a credit card is around 23%, a costly increase for a credit card that normally has a 6-12% APR. After about six months of on-time payments, most creditors will consider lowering your APR again. Universal Default Clause This increasingly common policy allows creditors to increase your interest rates if you make a late payment on any account, not just on their accounts. For example, your credit card APR could increase to the penalty rate if you make a late payment on an unrelated loan. Your creditors track your payment history with other accounts by checking your credit report. You can avoid problems with this clause by paying all your bills on time each month. Even with hidden catches, credit cards are one of the easiest and most affordable ways for you to borrow money. As long as you avoid these credit card traps and use your accounts responsibly, you can make the credit card system work for you. Luckily, Credit.com has taken the pain out of reading the fine print! Search for credit cards that meet your requirements online with Credit.coms credit card chooser tool.

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British drivers need to become more financially astute when purchasing a car, it has been claimed.

According to research conducted by esure, some 26 per cent of consumers would spend less than a hour researching how they are to fund the buying of a new motor vehicle, with respondents more likely to take much time over choosing which model they want. An estimated 19 per cent are revealed to be browsing car showrooms and industry magazines for more than 20 hours to pick out the automobile for them. Consequently, the insurance firm suggested that such a lack of thought into monetary expenditure could see motorists lose out on ?considerable savings? or sign up to an unsuitable forecourt finance deal.

The study also revealed a deficiency in the understanding of the financial terms surrounding the buying of a new car. One in 20 people surveyed believed that the expression ?hire purchase? refers to renting a vehicle while away on holiday, with six per cent unable to even make a guess as to what the phrase means. And with the new ?57? registration cars being sold from the beginning of next month, Britain?s financial difficulties caused by motor spending could be set to deepen.

Colin Batabyal, director of underwriting and business development for esure, said: ?As a nation we?re always out for a bargain and value for money, yet motorists aren?t putting this into practice when it comes to buying a new car. It is crucial for all motorists to do their research before stepping on the forecourt and be one step ahead of the salesman. Being shrewd and shopping around for the best price, finance and insurance deals could slash hundreds, if not thousands off the cost of driving away in a new 57 plate.?

Furthermore, just over one in ten (11 per cent) think that the advertised price on a new car cannot be negotiated as it is firmly set. However, men were revealed to be more willing to haggle on the cost of a vehicle than women. Almost four-fifths of males (79 per cent) would barter with a salesperson on a car to get a more competitive deal, in comparison to 72 per cent of females.

Research from the company also showed that 35 per cent of Britons do not think about getting an insurance quote for their new car, before signing on the dotted line. Meanwhile, only 43 per cent would look into finding out what insurance category the vehicle would come under - a factor that esure claims could have ?a significant effect? on premiums and in turn drivers? finances.

Earlier this year, Lloyd East, director of personal loans for AA, claimed that too many drivers are opting for a forecourt finance deal instead of a low-rate personal loan due to convenience - a move he claimed is costing them millions of pounds. He added that the ?savvyness? shown in how Britons manage the day-to-day costs of running a car is not reflected in the way they choose to purchase them. The study also showed that 20 per cent of consumers are deciding what car to buy on environmental grounds.

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