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| Posted on: Oct 10, 08 06:33 pm by: Kathy Day |
 | What do you all think of this?...
* Building a cash reserve. Maintain at least three months living expenses in cash so that when an unexpected expense hits you, it can be an opportunity for overcoming the situation as a loving team, and not fighting about where you will get the money to deal with the issue.
Trippon says, "By removing money as a source of disagreements and arguments you will have a more intimate and loving relationship - not just on Valentine's Day but all year long.
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| | Posted on: Oct 10, 08 09:18 am by: Katie Cornejo |
 | Heh, look at what I found...
The only discrepancy between these loans is that the interest rates on unsecured wedding loans are higher than the secured. The reason being that secured personal loans for wedding give a security to the loan lender in case you fail to make repayments.
If you are a parent, wanting to finance the wedding of your son or daughter, you can apply for personal loans for wedding.
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| | Posted on: Oct 10, 08 02:51 am by: Ben Goggins |
 | What do you all think of this?...
It is dependant on a number of factors like the interest rate prevalent in the market, type of loan taken, case factors of the borrower, etc. Thus the interest charged may differ with the lenders. People can get exclusive deals in loans if a proper search is made.
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| | Posted on: Oct 10, 08 12:46 am by: Jim McGee |
| I found this while looking on the internet...
The period may differ with the lenders. This may severely impede the borrowers’ freedom to change to a new deal. It will thus be important to closely look for such clauses when signing on the dotted line.
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