http://www.financiallearningnetwork.com en-us http://www.financiallearningnetwork.com N/A financiallearningnetwork@gmail.com Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:43:16 MST 20 http://www.financiallearningnetwork.com/articles/107/1/0%25-APR----Qualifications-You%26%2339%3Bll-Need-to-Get-a-Low-Rate by Robert Allen Applying for a credit line offered at 0 APR is an outstanding way to save money. 0 APR credit cards mean that no finances charges are applied to your balance, when used according to the terms of the agreement. There are several instances when lenders will offer this type of scenario to their cardholders. Often it is through a one time deal, an introductory offer or perhaps a special promotion to encourage you to sign up for the credit card. In all cases, the terms and conditions on any 0 APR credit card must be adhered to in order to truly be beneficial to the applicant. Even one late payment can disqualify the introductory 0 APR period and force you to start making high interest payments on any balance that you have accrued. So above all, do not miss or be late on any payments for this type of offer. Richard Gandon Thu, 20 Mar 2008 00:00:00 MDT http://www.financiallearningnetwork.com/articles/50/1/Understanding-Credit-Scoring-and-Credit-Repair By Jacob Davidson, Mortgage PlannerGreat Oak Lending Partners      - Credit remediation is a subject consumers often face with fear and trepidation, and for good reason. With the exception of recognizing that the best score wins, the average home shopper knows very little about the whole credit scoring process. Sub-prime borrowers who are eager to move into A-Paper territory often find themselves at a loss when trying to find ways to upgrade their credit history. The good news is there are ways to improve less-than-perfect credit scores and obtain a loan for the home you really want. Features Editor Sat, 21 Jan 2006 00:00:00 MST