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Aletha Lee Harvey Scholarship for Nontraditional Student
Applicant must be a dependent or descendant of a veteran as well as a non-traditional student (1) returning to the classroom after some period of time in which his/her formal education was interrupted, (2) a student over the age of twenty-two attending college for the first time pursuing a degree, or (3) a student over the age of twenty-two attending a vocational or trade school.
 
Altrusa International of Grand Rapids Scholarship
Any student who did not pursue any form of post secondary education after graduation from high school or receipt of a GED for a minimum of 24 months, or a student who entered college directly after high school or receipt of GED but never completed a degree, having sat out a minimum of two years; a resident of Kent, Allegan, Ionia, Ottawa, Montcalm, or Muskegon Counties for a minimum of six months prior to applying. Financial need must be demonstrated; gradepoint must meet minimum requirement for entry into school or program of choice; two letters of recommendation must be provided. An interview may be required for finalists. Scholarship not renewable but you may reapply. For more information on additional guidelines and requirements, contact Ruth Bishop at the Grand Rapids Community Foundation at (616) 454-1751.
 
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The Business and Professional Women's Foundation
Promotes equity for working women through education, information, and research. The foundation provides financial assistance to women seeking additional education to advance in their careers or re-enter the workforce, and also collects, conducts, and analyzes research on issues affecting women in the workplace. The BPW Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2000-2001 scholarship program. Applicants must be women 25 years of age or older. They also must be officially accepted into an accredited program or course of study at a U.S. institution (includes institutions in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands) and must be graduating within 12 to 24 months from the date of grant. Applicants must also demonstrate critical need for financial assistance. Visit the Business and Professional Women's Foundation Web site for more information or contact: BPW Foundation, ATTN: Scholarships, 2012 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20036; Tel: (202) 293-1200 ext. 169. Source: Foundation Center RFP Bulletin, Nov. 17, 2000.
 
Jeannette Ranking Foundation Women's Education Fund
The Jeannette Rankin Foundation continues the legacy of Jeanette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress. Every year scholarships of $1,500 each are available to 25 women, aged 35 or above, to pursue their education. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, and have been accepted or enrolled in a certified technical/vocational training program or undergraduate college program. Awards will be made to promising students with severe financial need.
 
Talbots Womens Scholarships Fund
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Since 1997, this classic women's clothing retailer has dedicated $100,000 a year to a national scholarship program to help women complete their undergraduate education. Each year, five women are awarded $10,000 each, and 50 women, $1,000 each to return to school. To be eligible, you must have been away from school for at least 5 years. Look for applications in Talbots stores soon, or call 507-931-1682.

  

Grants for Organizations and Individuals

 

A federal grant is financial assistance from a federal agency and the grant recipient must carry out a public purpose authorized by a law of the United States. Federal grants are not federal assistance or loans to individuals and may not used to get property or services for the federal government's direct benefit. There are 26 Federal Agencies that offer over 1,000 grant programs in different categories. 

 

Here are the 26 agencies that provide grants: The Department of Health and Human Services, Agency for International Development, Corporation for National and Community Service, Department of Agriculture, Department of Commerce, Department of Defense, Department of Education, Department of Energy, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of the Interior, Department of Justice, Department of Labor, Department of State, Department of Transportation, Department of the Treasury, Department of Veterans Affairs, Environmental Protection Agency, Institute of Museum and Library Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Science Foundation, Small Business Administration, and the Social Security Administration.

 

There are infomercials and websites that advertise free money, however few are available to individuals and there are none available that provides personal financial assistance. You can find out if you are eligible to apply for grants on Grants.gov website and you can watch a tutorial. If you register as an Individual, you will only be able to apply to grant opportunities that are open to individuals. An individual cannot submit a grant application to a grant opportunity that is just open to organizations. 

 

Some examples of Organizations are: Government, State, Local, City, Township, Special District, Native American Tribal Governments, Education, Public Housing, and Non-Profit Organizations.

 

Small business loans and small business grants may be awarded to companies that meet the size standards that the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has established for most industries in the economy. The most common size standards are as follows:

 

* 500 employees for most manufacturing and mining industries

 

* 100 employees for all wholesale trade industries

 

* $6 million for most retail and service industries

 

* $28.5 million for most general & heavy construction industries

 

* $12 million for all special trade contractors

 

* $0.75 million for most agricultural industries

 

About one-fourth of industries have a size standard that is different from the levels above and they vary from $0.75 million to $28.5 million for size standards. This is based on average annual revenues and from 100 to 1500 employees for size standards based on number of employees. With some exceptions, all federal agencies, and many state and local governments, use the size standards established by SBA.

 

Visit the website: govbenefits.gov to get all the FAQs about grants and grant information for organizations and individuals.



Government Money

 

The government has rural housing repair loans and grants programs and these may provide loans and grants to low-income homeowners. Homeowners use these programs to repair or improve their homes or to remove health hazards of their rural dwellings. Loans can be arranged for up to 20 years at a low interest rate. There are some grants for who are 62 years of age or older and can be used only to pay for repairs and improvements to remove health hazards. Loan or grant combinations may be arranged for people who can repay part of the cost. Low-income for this program is defined as those below 50 percent of the area median income.

 

Some program requirements are that you must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident who lives in a rural area. There may be some loans of up to $20,000 and grants of up to $7,500. A real estate mortgage is required for loans of $7,500 or more and full title services are required for loans of $7,500 or more. Grants may be recaptured if the property is sold in less than three years and loans and grants can be combined for up to $27,500 in assistance. Visit the govbenefits.gov website for this information.



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The Bureau of Engraving and Printing redeems partially destroyed or badly damaged currency for free. The U.S. Treasury handles about 30,000 claims each year and redeems mutilated currency. They use experts to examine mutilated currency and will approve the issuance of a Treasury check for the value of the currency determined to be redeemable. If you want to know what mutilated currency is see the descriptions below:

 

* More than one-half of the original note is not clear

 

* It is in such a condition the value is questionable and needs special examination.

 

Currency can become mutilated in many ways like by means of fire, water, chemicals, explosives; animal, insect or rodent damage; and by burying. Regulations issued by the Department of the Treasury, mutilated U.S. currency may be exchanged at face value if more than 50% of a note identifiable as United States currency or 50% or less of a note is identifiable as U.S. currency and the method of mutilation and evidence demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Treasury that the missing portions have been totally destroyed.



More IRS tax forms to file and new credits and deductions for 2009 - When taxpayers sit down to file their 2009 returns, they will find plenty new -- some the result of adjusting for inflation, and other changes passed by Congress last year to try to bring the country out of recession.

 

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Some things affect all taxpayers. The personal exemption, for example, has increased, to $3,650 each for the taxpayer and dependents, up $150 from 2008.

 

And tax brackets have been adjusted upward by about 5 percent since 2008. That means you might not jump to a higher tax bracket if you earned more.

 

Others revisions are more likely to affect low and moderate income workers. Income limits for the earned income tax credit have been raised and there's a new category -- families with three or more children. The Internal Revenue Service says one in six taxpayers claim the credit.

 

Still other changes affect those at higher income levels. The exemption for the alternative minimum tax has been increased once again, this time to $70,950 for joint returns and $46,700 for individuals. If your income is higher than these amounts, you could be subject to the AMT tax. These changes are among those that happen every year, to keep taxes in line with inflation. But there are a host of other revisions, new for 2009, that will make filing your tax return this year a little more complicated.

 

For one thing, the standard deduction for taxpayers who don't itemize has become a little less standard.

 

The standard deduction itself has increased to $11,400 for married couples filing jointly, $5,700 for individuals and $8,350 for heads of household. As before, it is even bigger if you are blind or 65 or over.

 

But new this year, you can take more of a standard deduction if you paid state or local real estate taxes, bought a new car and paid sales or excise taxes and met the income limits, or were a victim of a federally declared disaster. If you choose to increase your standard deduction by one or more of these items, you'll have to file a new form Schedule L. Otherwise, you can just enter the standard deduction on Form 1040.

 

 

The three deductions -- for state or local real estate taxes, sales or excise taxes on new car purchases or net disaster losses -- also can be taken by people who itemize.

 

There are expanded tax credits for home purchases and education. And a tax credit for making your home more energy efficient has been reinstated.

 

Tax experts caution people to be careful that they're claiming every deduction and credit to which they're entitled. A credit reduces the amount of tax you owe; a deduction reduces the income on which taxes are assessed.

 

You're likely already receiving the benefit of the Making Work Pay credit under the stimulus bill that Congress passed last year. However, you may have to pay a portion back if you're a married couple and both spouses work, or if you have more than one job. If you're a low- or moderate-income worker, you might have some money due to you. A new form, Schedule M, will have to be filed to claim the credit.

 

 

Avoid errors and file online to get a fast tax refund: Some errors are mathematical. Others involve omission -- like failing to include your Social Security number or those of your dependents. Make sure you pick the correct filing status -- head of household or surviving spouse vs. single, for example. And don't forget to sign your return.

 

Last year, the IRS received more than 141 million tax returns. Of those, about 70 percent were filed electronically. More than 110 million filers were due refunds, averaging $2,753 each.

 

The IRS encourages people to file electronically, saying it reduces errors and enables people to get their refunds more quickly. People who file electronically and use direct deposit can get their refunds as soon as 10 days after they file.

 

This year, the agency estimates that it will take taxpayers using form 1040 an average 21.4 hours to complete their taxes. That includes record keeping, tax planning, and completing and filing the return. The more complicated your return, the more time it will take to complete it.

 

 

Changes for homeowners: One major thing that taxpayers will find different this year is the homebuyer tax credit. In 2008, the credit was actually an interest free, long term loan. For people who purchased a home in 2009, the credit is a true credit -- it only has to be paid back if you stop using the home as your principal residence within three years of purchase. The credit is $8,000 for first-time homebuyers, defined as those who haven't owned a home in the last three years. Congress also added a credit for long-time homeowners who purchase a new principal residence -- $6,500. To qualify, a homebuyer would have had to live at least five years in a previously owned home. There are income limitations for both.

  

  

Expanded credit for college education: The new American opportunity credit provides a maximum annual credit of $2,500 per student for each of the first four years of college. The Hope credit that the new credit replaces temporarily covered only the first two years and for most people was smaller. To be eligible, taxpayers would have to pay $4,000 or more in tuition, fees and course materials. The credit, which phases out at higher incomes, is 40% refundable. This means that even people who owe no tax can get an annual payment of the credit up to $1,000 for each eligible student. What about those students who take more than four years to finish college? If you're in your fifth year, you're out of luck. However, there is another credit -- the lifetime learning credit -- that may be available for students in their fifth or sixth year of college, or in graduate school.

  

 

Other tax changes: Other changes include the reinstatement of the credit for making your home more energy efficient. The maximum credit has increased, to $1,500 for $5,000 in expenditures on things like insulation, storm windows or an energy efficient furnace.

 

For people who lost jobs, the first $2,400 in unemployment benefits is not taxable.

 

To benefit from most of the tax breaks, you would have had to take action before the end of 2009. But there are a couple of exceptions. You still might be able to claim the homebuyer credit if you have a signed contract by April 30. And, if at the end of the day you find you owe the IRS money or want a bigger refund, you may be able to contribute to an individual retirement account until April 15 and take a deduction on your 2009 taxes.

 

If you're covered by a plan at work, you may be able to deduct a contribution of $5,000 -- $6,000 if you're at least 50 -- if your modified adjusted gross income is less than $65,000 if you're filing as an individual, or $109,000 if you're married filing jointly.

 

 

Three tax deductions -- for state or local real estate taxes, sales or excise taxes on new car purchases or net disaster losses -- also can be taken by people who itemize.

 

There are expanded tax credits for home purchases and education. And a tax credit for making your home more energy efficient has been reinstated.

 

Tax experts caution people to be careful that they're claiming every deduction and credit to which they're entitled. A credit reduces the amount of tax you owe; a deduction reduces the income on which taxes are assessed.

 

You're likely already receiving the benefit of the Making Work Pay credit under the stimulus bill that Congress passed last year. However, you may have to pay a portion back if you're a married couple and both spouses work, or if you have more than one job. If you're a low- or moderate-income worker, you might have some money due to you. A new form, Schedule M, will have to be filed to claim the credit.

 



Government Grant Money

 

When applying for a grant, be sure to locate a grant that interests you and apply. Be sure to record the Funding Opportunity Number and/or CFDA Number and then use a few basic steps to get started. You usually need to download an application package to complete and then submit the package. If there are any problems trying to locate or apply for a grant, usually there is a resource or user guide page on the grant website.

 

 

There are grant programs for federal or state grants, and there is a difference between organizational and individual grant applicants. An organizational grant applicant is for one who submits a grant on behalf of a company, state, local or tribal government, academia, or other type of organization.

 

A grant for an individual is a person who submits a grant for themselves and is not doing it for some type of organization. Visit the grant.gov site to search and apply for grants.

 

By downloading an application package, you can complete the forms at your leisure and you could have someone help you complete them. To submit electronic grant applications, you would need the status of an Authorized Organization Representative (AOR). It is easy to check your grant status by logging into Grants.gov, if you registered your username and password. Visit the grants.gov website for this information and more, as well as listings of grants. Don't be scammed by websites that want to charge large you large amounts of money just to give you information about grants.



Government Money

 

A good example of government money are grants or funds. For example a grant was given for neighborhood revitalization in New Orleans. This was a $1 million dollar grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). This was to help Urban Strategies, Inc. foster a self-sufficiency and safe neighborhoods in New Orleans. The goal is to revitalize the Harmony Oaks community and implement a building program for local nonprofits to promote economic recovery and help low-income families secure and retain jobs. The efforts revolved around transforming Harmony Oaks into a vibrant mixed-income community and rental units, home ownership units, a K-4 charter school, a health suite, and a recreation facility.

 

Some grants can be used for social means to help families and children get out of cycles of poverty. There can be grants to turn areas into thriving economically benefiting areas for people. The one million dollar grant was awarded through the Strengthening Communities Fund (SCF) at the Department of Health and Human Services. They awarded millions to 84 grantees to build nonprofit organizations help with some economic recovery issues in their communities. Money to help low-income individuals find and keep employment, earn higher wages, and achieve self-sufficiency are indeed important uses of funds. Visit the Grants.gov. website for these details and more information.



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If you are looking for government money in the form of a job, there are some summer experiences that would allow some people to work with those who manage the business of our Nation. That is right, the Federal Government might be able to give you that chance if they select you. Summer jobs are at times available in Federal agencies throughout the United States and there are many types of positions. Review the government's website for information to the job site of the US Federal Government.

 

The information on their website may help you find a job and you may be able to create an online resume. Once you have located the summer job, review the steps to complete an application. Be sure to specify the title of the job and the announcement number on applications. Always make sure applications are fully completed and write down any phone numbers you may need. For summer jobs, it may be important to start early in the year, and be sure to note any deadlines.

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Key IRS tax deductions include the deduction for state and local sales taxes for itemizers, the additional $1,000 deduction for real-estate taxes for people who claim the standard deduction, the $4,000 deduction for college tuition, and the $250 deduction for teachers who spend their own money on classroom supplies.
Review these 2009 IRS Tax Highlights to learn about select new tax deductions and other benefits. Also find out what to do if you can't pay your IRS taxes, become unemployed, filed bankruptcy, lost money on a 401K and other valuable information.
The threat that you may become a victim of identity theft is ever-growing as Americans struggle to make ends meet, and as criminals seek ways to acquire money. When crooks cannot steal new cars, TVs, jewelry and other valuables because people are broke, they set their sights on their credit. Free tips for ID theft protection, how to report ID theft and how to get assistance to recover.
Review our free debt management plan advice. In a DMP, you deposit money each month with a credit counseling organization. The organization uses these deposits to pay your credit card bills, student loans, medical bills, or other unsecured debts according to a payment schedule they’ve worked out with you and your creditors.
Cash in Clunkers to Save Gas Money. Dealerships who are promoting the Cash for Clunkers program are selling autos that get about 27 to 33 mpg. Auto dealerships were busy during the kick off week and the program generated more auto sales, but how will it affect the country's financial state. It did help the Ford dealership as they had more sales in one week than in months.
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It appears that the government loan modification program is following typical democrat trends - Situation Normal All Fouled Up (SNAFU). Democrats are proving republicans correct that the credit industry should be deregulated. If you are facing mortgage foreclosure, good luck with your refinancing.
The government thinks it can regulate the credit industry to continue legit credit offers for bad credit people, but they fail to understand the high risks loan and credit card lenders face.
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FreeCreditReport or AnnualCreditReport? Does FreeCreditReport.com really offer a free credit report copy as ordered by the government, with no credit card required?
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The federal government proposes changes that could completely terminate bad credit payday loans, though this financial option offers unsecured cash for poor people.
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Heavy factors harming the economy are credit card and loan approvals getting harder for bad credit people, plus issuers raising credit card interest rates while lowering credit limits. Will easy credit approvals return with the federal government's 800 billion pledge?
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The government free money (stimulus checks) may have stimulated the economy at the expense of digging consumers deeper into credit card debt with new expenses added to bills they already cannot repay. Consider credit counseling, debt consolidation, or negotiate chargeoff settlements.
Today even bad credit people can get approved for most personal finance products, but government legislatures think poor people cannot use credit wisely and may pass laws that result in no credit except for the wealthy and influential. Bad credit cards and high risk loans serve needs.
The federal government; IRS, warns tax payers of 700 attempted incidents of identity theft (ID theft) or phishing mainly about the free government money tax rebates. Learn how this type of fraud can hurt you, and how to protect yourself and how to report it.
Phishing; fraudulent attempts to perform account identity theft, is a growing problem and not only for good credit people, but also for those with bad credit. Read the government definition of phishing and subscribe to our good or bad credit offers newsletter.
The IRS has increased the mileage rate in view of rising gas prices, and updates 2008 tax filing information. Also visit our other federal government money articles and resources.
Explanation on how to read credit report information and entries so you can improve your score. Instantly order your government approved, annual free credit report so you can perform a credit check and fix credit report errors.
There are now new ways for American Express card members submit project ideas for the Members Project. American Express will donate $2.5 million to fund the project. Also browse our website for government grant programs.
Instead of tax payer funds, profits from government sponsored mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would give refi homeowner assistance to up to 500,000 strapped borrowers, possibly even bad credit home loan borrowers.
The federal government is proposing new credit card company rules and regulations to ensure cardholder fair treatment and clear card statements and terms, particularly bad credit cards. Unfortunately, this may create higher interest costs for good credit people and no credit card offers for poor credit people.
All tax filing Americans to receive a free money check. Should you payoff credit card debt? Start a savings account? Personal finance tips and advice on how to get the most benefit from your government IRS tax rebate.
Free money brings good news to a bad economy. Government answers where is my IRS tax refund check? Faster tax rebate checks coming and tax filing requirement.
To protect Americans from counterfeit money fraud, the federal government has issued new money. View the new $50 dollar bill.
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To protect Americans from counterfeit money fraud, the federal government has issued new money. View the new $10 dollar bill.
To protect Americans from counterfeit money fraud, the federal government has issued new money. View the new $5 dollar bill.
Federal Government's Credit Card Fair Fee Act takes on Visa and MasterCard credit card companies to help business merchants negotiate transaction processing costs.
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Trying to look like crusaders for the common American, democrats are demolishing the economy; business-by-business, increasing unemployment, widening the trade deficit and burying generations to come with big government debt.
Consumers who were a high risk never should have been approved for subprime loans, but got them due to government control which insisted on approving mortgage loans although default was certain. If that government interference wasn't bad enough, now certain government officials and homeowners are going to court over what they consider to be unfair, predatory practices.
Bad credit consumers who should not have received loan approval during the booming housing market, are now filing subprime predatory loan lawsuits. Government officials and homeowners are going to court over what they claim to be unfair, predatory practices and are still going through the legal system.
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The Government Securty and Exchange Commission (SEC) Propose Regulations on Credit Report Bureau Ratings. Rules will have an effect on Standard & Poor's, Moody's Investors Service, and Fitch Ratings.
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New Government Credit Card Act. The CARD Act is supposed to put an end to so-called unfair rate hikes and hidden fees. However; at a time when our economy is in desperate need of credit, democrats are putting a restrictive squeeze on the credit industry's ability to offer easy approval loans and credit cards to all consumers, including bad credit people who need credit now the most.
The federal government will soon offer free trade in vouchers for new cars. If you have an old junker, trade it in and use the money as a free downpayment on a new auto loan.
Don't Pay Government IRS Taxes after Death. We work hard, put in extra hours, and then pay taxes on the income. We sometimes think that there will not be any extra taxes upon our death.
With all the money woes at hand there is even more concern about the government's Social Security and Medicare programs. It appears budgets have affected both and the cash may be depleted by 2041. The prediction has been that Social Security would be paying more out in 2017 than it collects through taxes.
There once was a time when almost anyone; despite very bad credit, could obtain a credit card or even an auto loan and certainly a mortgage. Now; however, bad credit people have far fewer resources as more offers become extinct, either by the lenders' decisions or by government interference. During this era of the credit crisis, bad credit people should focus on how to improve credit scores instead of trying to find credit that will either cost them dearly or has fallen off the market entirely.
Democratic leaders of the government have been pushing for closure on a bill dealing with credit card rate increases and fees. If approved, the changes may push some issuers to altogether discontinue offering any type of bad credit card to high risk people.
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President Obama guaranteed that the government will honor new car warranties even if the auto manufacturer fails. Apply for a new or used auto loan quote.
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With the public in a rage over recent bonus payments, the government did pass a bill in a 328 to 93 vote for an IRS bailout bonus tax legislation.
Bailed out banks are now wanting to return funds from the TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program). Recently three banks (IberiaBank Corp., TCF Financial and Signature Bank) have declared they will be paying back the government.
The federal CFDA website is where to find Government Grants, but as of the date of this article the government is still overhauling it.
Conservative Senate Republicans vowed to vote against an $888 billion government stimulus package when it comes up for a vote in the Senate.
The federal government launches a mortgage aid program to help prevent foreclosures. Reapply for a new mortgage loan plan.
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If you are past due on your utility bill, you may face utility company cutoff. The free money from the government (tax rebate) that was designed to stimulate the economy, may end up funding utility bills and gas fillups.
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Government tax rebate checks due out soon, hoping consumers will make new purchases to stimulate the economy instead of using the money to pay off bills. But will this lead to higher debt and possibly chargeoffs later on, worsening the economy?
The federal government is expected to further cut interest rates, which could mean bigger secured and unsecured loan amounts as well as higher credit card lines of credit with lower interest debt.
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Cons of Cosigning a High Risk Loan - Before you cosign a loan, be prepared for the worst.

*There's already doubt about the borrower's ability to repay, because he/she needed you to cosign due to their bad credit score.

*You are equally responsible for repaying the loan if the borrower doesn't cough up the cash.

*If the borrower makes a late payment, that could also affect your credit report score.

*If the borrower files bankruptcy for the debt and no longer has to repay it, you are still liable and can be sued for payment.

 

Advice: If you are asked to cosign a loan, assume the borrower will default and first ask yourself if you are able to make every payment. If so, instead of cosigning the loan, perhaps it would be safer for you to take out the loan solely in your name, and then you sub-lend that money as a person-to-person personal loan. You will make all the monthly payments regardless if the borrower repays you. With this alternative option, you will secure your good credit (and perhaps improve scores as well). Afterall; even if you choose to be a cosigner instead, you're still liable in the event of default.

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