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We all need to borrow money at some stage in our lives. This need may arise from a short-term cash flow issue or simply a desire to fund a major new acquisition such as the purchase of a new car or a new conservatory for your house. And last but not least - apart from the lucky few – most of us have no choice but to borrow from a large lending company though a mortgage in order to fund the purchase of the homes we live in.
Out of all the financial commitments you make, purchasing your home will probably rank up there at the top. By making the right decisions when you plan this move, you will be taking steps to provide yourself with a good financial footing for the rest of your life.
Despite the abundance of lottery winners, pop stars and reality TV show winners, the majority of us end up having to purchase our houses with mortgages. Given that most of our mortgage commitments last through most of our working lives, it has to be the longest commitments also – apart perhaps from children!
The Bank of America invented today’s credit card as we know it near the end of the baby boom. The credit card industry has shown explosive growth ever since.
Credit cards provide an easy way to buy things on the basis of a short-term interest free loan – but only if you are organised and responsible enough to pay your bill completely every month.
If you end up leaving such a high interest balance outstanding on your card and carry it over from month to month, you will find that your credit card is encouraging you to live beyond your means. It is very easy to go shopping with plastic – money which to be honest you just don’t have!