If you’re like most people, you probably dream of running across buried treasure at some point in your life – and if you’ve recently inherited a home that’s been lived in for generations, this may your chance. These days, coins are relatively rare compared to their presence in past generations, and you probably never have a pocketful of change the way your counterparts of the past did. Many people emptied the change out of their pockets as a matter of routine in those days, and it ended up in some unexpected places.…
Bail bond companies are primarily cash businesses, meaning that people typically pay the fee using cash, checks, or debit cards. So people generally don’t need to worry about their credit ratings when they have to bail themselves or someone else out of jail. However, here are three times when you may need good credit to get a bail bond.
The Bail Bondsman Accepts a Payment Arrangement
A survey conducted by CashNetUSA in 2013 found 46 percent of participants had less than $800 in savings and 22 percent had less than $100 to pay for unexpected expenses.…
It’s an unfortunate truth that people with poor credit are often charged higher interest rates for loans. These higher rates can result in them paying hundreds or thousands of dollars more for the money than those with good credit scores. However, it may be possible to qualify for a low-interest personal loan with less-than-great credit. Here are two things you can try.
Get a Cosigner
Even though you may qualify for the loan with your own credit score and financial resources, you may want to consider getting someone with good credit to co-sign the loan if you want to get a better interest rate.…
