You may have noticed recently that your grocery bill is climbing. Food costs are increasing in America, and it can take a big bite out of your monthly budget. However, everyone must eat!
You may have noticed recently that your grocery bill is climbing. Food costs are increasing in America, and it can take a big bite out of your monthly budget. However, everyone must eat!
The current generation of young adults could be facing the most uncertain economic future of any group since the Great Depression. Crushing student loan debt, stagnant wages, growing economic disparity and the after-effects of the 2008 market crash are just a few of the burdens young adults must carry as they try to manage their financial situation.
You may have a plan in place for a natural disaster or certain emergencies, but do you have a plan for a financial emergency? In the event you find yourself or someone in your household with an unexpected injury or you have damage to a car or your home, you may incur costs that could push the limits of your bank account.
Emergency loans offer an easy way out when you’re struggling with unexpected bills or income problems. Some financial experts suggest you should have three to six months’ worth of funds in an emergency savings account to cover emergency expenses. However, we know that’s not always practical or easy to accomplish. If you don’t have an emergency fund, enough savings or enough credit on your credit card to cover your expenses due to a financial emergency, you may need an emergency loan to help with your financial situation.
When you need money fast, you might consider payday loans to be a good source to get you through a difficult financial situation. Payday loans are easy to get because they don’t require any credit check, and this makes them more accessible than other loan types. However, it’s important to know a few things. They main takeaway is payday loans can end up costing you more money than other types of loans.
Today many people are discovering that living a life that is eco-friendly is not only better for the planet, it might be better for their health and their wallet. If you're the type of person who likes to save money, chances are you already are going "green." Being green doesn't have to include installing solar panels and buying an electric car - although both of those are great steps to living an eco-friendly lifestyle. There are smaller, everyday things you can do that can add up to big savings while still allowing you to be environmentally conscious.
There are generally certain requirements to qualify for an installment loan. The good news is that you don't always have to have perfect credit. You do need to have steady income, prove your identity, and have an open checking account in good standing, among other requirements.
Why do you need a bank account to get a loan? That is what we're going to answer for you here as well as give you some added incentive to open an account if you don't have one already.
If your credit score is low, you may be uncertain about whether or not you are eligible for a personal loan from a traditional lender. Having bad credit can prevent loan approval from traditional lenders, but an online personal loan from an alternative lender could be your best option.
Did you know that it is possible to get a loan just by using your signature or e-signature for an online loan? It’s true. It’s typically referred to as a signature loan or an unsecured personal loan. Instead of relying on the applicant’s assets as collateral, a signature loan relies on a borrower’s signature as a promise to pay. If you qualify for the loan, you simply need to sign your name on the loan agreement. If you find yourself in need of money quick because of a recent financial emergency then a signature loan may be an option since they are typically fast and easy to obtain.
Fall is almost here -- time to trade in your flip-flops and tank tops for boots and sweaters. A fall capsule wardrobe lets you build a versatile, fashionable wardrobe without spending a fortune. How can you go about building your own capsule wardrobe in order to stay within budget this fall?
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PROCEDURES FOR APPLYING FOR A LOAN – To help fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, and to comply with Tribal law and the spirit of federal law requiring all financial institutions to obtain, verify and record information that identifies each person who applies for a loan, we will ask for your name, address, date of birth, and other information that will allow us to identify you. We may also ask for your driver’s license number or other identifying documents.
* Loan approval, and amounts are based on minimum income amounts, other credit criteria, and verification of the information you provide during the application process. Big Picture Loans, LLC (“Big Picture Loans®”) will run credit checks on all applicants and may review credit information from specialized credit bureaus. Big Picture Loans reviews and approves all loans on Tribal land at its office located at E23970 Pow Wow Trail, Watersmeet, MI 49969. If your application is verified and approved by 5:00 p.m. CST, you will generally receive an ACH deposit on the next Business Day. Business Day means Monday through Friday excluding all federal banking holidays. The loan documents and authorizations, including the loan agreement, depend on time-sensitive factors. Despite our best efforts, unavoidable delays in the review process can happen. If we are unable to verify your information within two Business Days after you submit your application, the loan documents and authorizations may need to be modified to accurately reflect certain payment disclosures, and you may be required to carefully review and submit new documents reflecting these changes.
** Returned payments, late payments, and non-payments may result in additional fees, charges, or collection activities pursuant to the terms of your loan agreement and as allowable under Tribal and applicable federal law.
*** Big Picture Loans is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tribal Economic Development Holdings, LLC, a wholly owned and operated economic arm and instrumentality of the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians (“Tribe”), a federally recognized Indian tribe, created for the benefit of the Tribe and operating pursuant to Tribal law. Big Picture Loans is a duly licensed Financial Services Licensee of the Lac Vieux Desert Tribal Financial Services Regulatory Authority, an independent regulatory body of the Tribe, and operates in accordance with the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians Tribal Consumer Financial Services Regulatory Code, which can be found here: Tribal Consumer Financial Services Regulatory Code.pdf.
If Big Picture Loans approves your loan it will be governed by Tribal law, applicable federal law and your loan agreement. The laws of your resident state may have interest rate limits and other protective laws that are more favorable. If you wish to have your resident state law apply, you should consider taking a loan from a licensed lender in your state. Availability of installment loans
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