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Monday, September 14, 2009

The Virgin One Account Mortgage

We've just launched our Virgin One Account Mortgage tribute site. Most people don't realize that Virgin sold this to the Royal Bank of Scotland some time ago, and that it's actually the RBS that runs and administers it. But it's the same Virgin product all the same, and people love it.

The best thing about the One Account mortgage is that you can pay more into it every mnonth or less, as you wish, according to circumstances, and you can use this to pay off your mortgage years earlier if you choose to do so. That's why it's also known as the Shrinker mortgage or the mortgage shrinker.

The Virgin one account mortgage is very flexible and should be used in conjunction with your other One Account products to give a holistic approach to your household budgeting on a monthly basis. Go to our site to sign up to the mortgage today.


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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Best IVA Advice

If you want the best IVA advice then I'd like to announce a new site which does just that. Far from being a comparison site for Individual Voluntary Arrangemnts (IVAs) it is a whole-of-market application site, where you enter your details and your own circumstances and a distinguished expert panel sifts through the various sources and secures the best IVA for you and your own situation.

The other advantage is the tiny amount of work involved on your part. You apply for the best IVA advice using just one online application form and that's it. That's all you have to do. The system then goes into action as you can sit back and let dozens of sources and brokers fight for your business!

So apply for the best IVA advice today and be assured that you will end up with the best one for your own individual or family needs.

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Friday, September 11, 2009

Guarantor Loans

If you want to actually repair your credit rating I recommend you take out a guarantor loan for the sake of credit repair if nothing else.

A guarantor loan is underwritten by someone else, usualyy a friend or close relative, and it is on that person's credit rating that the loan is based. That measn that you are subject to no credit checks yourself, which is grteat if you have a bad credit score or have no credit score because you have just started work or college, etc.

It's generally the case also that guarantor loans are unsecured, which means that, in the unlikely event of a default, noby is going to lose their home. So get yourself a guarantor loan today.


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Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Reduce Credit Card Debt

With the credit crunch still very much with us and employment figures getting worse by the week (despite signs that some aspects of the economy are on the mend) people are naturally wondering about the best ways to reduce credit card debt. This goes for personal debt as well as household debt where people may be tempted into such things as consolidation loans.

Those wishing to reduce credit card debt would do well to consider the number of options available. Firstly there is the obvious one of checking to see if your debt is unenforceable. Because, if it is unenforceable, why are you paying so much every month (possibly to a debt purchasing company who only bought the data - i.e. your contact information - about the delinquent account for pennies on the pound anyway, and not the debt itself, which has been written off by the bank for a nice tax break and an insurance claim!).

So how do you rind out if it is unenforceable? Well, you write to the company 'owning' the account and ask for a good copy of the original credit agreement. If they cannot produce it, or if it does not come up to muster according to the 2006 amendment to the Consumer Credit Act of 1974, then it is unenforceable. Now there's a good way to reduce credit card debt!

Other ways to reduce credit card debt include a consolidation loan and taking out an IVA. Bankruptcy should only be considered in the most desperate of situations.


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