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Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Secured Homeowner Loans

What is a secured loan otherwise known as a homeowner loan? As the name suggests only homeowners or mortgage payers are eligible for a secured loan.

A secured loan is secured against the equity of a property which can of course be commercial or residential.

Here I want to talk about residential secured loans. A secured homeowner loan can be a very good method of raising finance for a number of purposes, especially if you require to raise a sizable sum of money. As the loan is secured the interest rate charged will normally be considerably lower than for an unsecured loan. You can use a secured loan to buy a car, a motorhome,to go on that dream holiday to fund a wedding, to carry out home improvements, etc etc.

In fact a secured homeowner loan is probably the best way to pay for home improvements as it means you will have cash in hand to negotiate the best deal for your new bathroom, kitchen, conservatory, etc. The interest rate charged for your secured loan will normally be lower than any loan the home improvement company could arrange for you.

A secured homeowner loan is commonly used for debt consolidation. This means if a homeowner has various loans, credit cards, H.P., etc. a considerable sum of money can be saved every month by paying these debts off and replacing them with one single monthly repayment by means of a debt consolidation loan.

Whether you want your homeowner loan/secured loan for debt consolidation or for any other purpose you are probably best to consult a debt consolidation specialist broker who has the whole of the market to obtain the best interest rate

The whole process can be conducted by telephone and post although most specialists in debt consolidation, and secured loans will be only too happy to call on you in person and arrange everything in the comfort of your own home.

Therefore if you need help in arranging your secured loan/homeowner loan or debt consolidation now may be the time to contact a specialist broker.

Liz_Moir

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