“Good” can mean a lot of different things when it comes to credit cards. Today, we’re going to talk about credit limits. You know, the magical number that determines how much you can spend before your card gives you the cold shoulder. But what exactly is a good credit limit? Is it enough to cover … Read more
If you received a letter from the IRS, dont ignore it. Follow the directions on your letter, it includes all the information you need to respond. The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) is the U.S. government agency responsible for tax collection and tax law enforcement. Most people understand that the IRS handles all things related to … Read more
The American Express® Gold Card ranks high among travel credit cards, especially for those keen on accumulating substantial dining and flight benefits. Given its premium status, qualifying for this card can be more challenging compared to regular rewards credit cards. Let’s delve into the ease of securing the Amex Gold. And if you get a … Read more
The process of getting an FHA loan to buy your dream home can be both exciting and stressful. When you buy a house for the first time, you probably have a lot of questions about when things will happen and what to expect during the approval process. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through the … Read more
You’ve started the process to buying a home. You’ve met your lender and have been preapproved. You’ve picked a house and the seller has accepted your offer. You’re well on your way to living in your new home – there can’t be many more hurdles, right?. Often, this is true. But if your finances change … Read more
Balloon financing means reducing your monthly car payments now, but making a large “balloon payment” at the very end of the loan. After that, you can break out the balloons and celebrate. Using a balloon payment for your car has some advantages, but not all vehicles qualify, and that final payment can be rough. Leasing … Read more
If you’re preparing to apply for a mortgage, you may be wondering if lenders look at your day-to-day spending habits when qualifying you for a mortgage. Lenders in Canada assess your financial health using multiple tools, including your credit report, credit score, and debt service ratios. Lenders may not care how often you buy coffee … Read more
You don’t have to use your own savings to pay for a mortgage. There are other valid options as well. This is a misconception that many prospective borrowers have, but there are other ways a mortgage deposit can be provided. Read on to learn about the different ways a proof of deposit for a mortgage … Read more
Equifax’s business credit score is one of the most commonly used measures of creditworthiness, and it is considered to be a reliable indicator of how likely a borrower is to repay a loan. The scoring system that Equifax has in place factors in credit history, the amount of debt, the number of late payments, and … Read more
Imagine if you took a test, and then your grade on that test followed you around for years. Â Youâre applying for an apartment, and your landlord looks at your grade. So close to getting that great job offer! But first, your new boss needs to look over your work. Before you can get approved … Read more