Credit with Prosecution & Debt Default
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When you apply for credit in Switzerland, not only from the credit organizations consult the ZEK, your credit history, but also CRIF and the prosecution offices that archive your past related to lawsuits and acts of default of goods. Prosecution now? Basically, to get credit, you don’t have to be sued. However, some organizations […]
Continue ReadingBBI Mortgage Credit: requirements, advantages and procedure
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The BBI Mortgage Credit offers benefits that adapt to your needs, offering customers a solution to acquire or build their own home. It has a variety of credit modalities so that each client can have several selection options. In the next post you will know the BBI Mortgage Credit: requirements , advantages and procedure that […]
Continue ReadingThe banks’ interest rates may feel tough
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Mortgage rates continue to be at very low levels. The average interest rate is around 1.5 percent and some of you out there have also managed to get lower interest rates than that. The interest rate is thus a fairly small part of the housing cost at present. Nevertheless, the banks run with much higher […]
Continue ReadingWhen one of the spouses takes loans as evidence without the knowledge of the other
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Until 2005, a spouse who took out a loan or a loan behind his wife’s or husband’s back and did not pay the debt, also exposed the other person to debt. Today, fortunately, the law is on the side of those who were unknowingly embroiled in the financial problems of their spouse, and the borrowed […]
Continue ReadingDo You Have To Sell His Shares Short? – Rules, Risks and Strategies
In the cumbersome world of the stock market, the idea of investing in reverse may sound appropriate, or it may sound silly. Short selling is a risky but potentially lucrative investment transaction that is a backward version of buying and holding shares. With short selling you borrow an asset from a broker and you […]
Continue ReadingDo You Have To Give Tithes While Paying Off Debts?
For those of you who are part of a religious institution such as a church, temple, or mosque, you probably wonder if it makes sense to pay tithing while trying to get out of debt or save for a major purchase. There is a lot of discussion about this subject and I think it is […]
Continue ReadingThe Main Consequences of not Repaying Payday Loans and Non-bank Loans
A delay in paying off a loan or a payday may involve many different types of consequences, which I mention in today’s article in BankerFour. See daily8online.com for an illustration I write a lot about blogs about the topic of non-banking payday loans, both the most advantageous offers and those less often. I often try […]
Continue ReadingQuick Loan – How to Choose the Best One?
If you are considering a loan, it means that you have specific needs. Nobody lends money, if there is no specific purpose. In the case of taking a loan, it is very important to choose the most advantageous offer. Most advantageous, i.e., where the interest rate is not too high. Good credit is also where […]
Continue ReadingCan You Repay the Loan Beforehand?
We often decide on cash loans at the time of unexpected expenses, or on which we are not able to put down money much earlier. Probably the most common purpose is simply to renovate the apartment. But sometimes these are simply goals related to our dreams. Although we do not have any difficulties getting a […]
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