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Submission ID	7237515
Date & Time	23rd Sep 2013 5:08 PM (UTC)
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Topic:	A Unconventional Look at Paying Back Loans (Including the Canada Title Loan)
Your Post:	In this post we'll take a comprehensive look at paying back those pesky loans in Canada-- including little-known ways to pay bills like the Canada title loan. We all know that living and working today takes a lot of creativity, and it is just as hard when you don't have a family to support as when you do. The recent global economic crisis has taken us into a world of creative bill-paying prospects (like the Canada title loan), the lenders of the world, and just good old-fashioned budgeting for modern living. There was a time when these were the simple, uncomplicated expenses most of us had: 1.Rent or Mortgage 2.Car 3.Food 4.Phone Bill (conventional) 5.Electric Bill 6.Water Bill Today we have so much more, and our bills have become far more complicated to pay. Everything offers some kind of add-on or bundle; it seems more challenging to keep up with just living. It's not like you just have a TV anymore; oh no, rabbit ear antennae have vanished from the scene. Sure, you can still use them, but I don't know anyone who wants to hold them up while you try to get ten channels that are, by the way, all in a different language! So we in the US and Canada "bundle" our services and give ourselves more headaches in search of convenience. But what happens when you are low on cash and you lose the whole "convenient" bundle? Now you can't use your phone, satellite or cable; maybe even your computer and cellphone. So what can one do to pay those bills without dinging the heck out of the credit cards-- which, by the way, are at an unbelievable high percentage-wise? Well, let's start with a little-known loan that's growing quickly in popularity: the Canada title loan. Now, this only works if you have a car that is 8 years old or under. This may frighten you a bit, but if being the responsible, hard-working person that you are, this is an awesome way to clean up your act! Now, for the process. It's simple: find a lien holder by doing a computer search for Canada Title Loans. Once you've got the list, you can start screening for the best lien against your car title loan.Make sure your title is clean, your insurance is current, and you're on your way. The most important thing to do is to make sure you have a repayment plan that you are able to fulfill before you sign, because once you do, that's it! In order to pay back that car title loan and get it over with early or on time, you have to create a home budget that works. Tips to a home budget that works: 1.Set a savings goal. Crunch some numbers and plan to put aside at least 10% of your paycheck in another bank account separate from your other accounts. Keep your hands off it! 2.Track your spending. Make sure you save receipts and track where your money goes. In fact, since most banks offer online banking, some have what they call a "money map." The bank will generate a spending report every time you swipe at the cash point or take out money. You will soon have an idea where you're money's disappearing. For instance, you may decide to stop buying those fancy coffees and brew it at home. 3.Monitor constantly until your car title loan back in full. 4.Keep your spending habits up post repayment. Bonus tips: 1.Try not to make gift-giving an huge expenditure by shopping emotionally. 2.Try to have a small emergency fund so you don't have to derail your budget in an emergency and default on your Canada title loan. 3.Make sure your budget is not too restrictive so you don't derail yourself!
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Submission ID	7197149
Date & Time	11th Sep 2013 3:54 PM (UTC)
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IP Address	96.244.163.207
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Topic:	A Unconventional Look at Paying Back Loans (Including the Canada Title Loan)
Your Post:	In this post we'll take a comprehensive look at paying back those pesky loans in Canada-- including little-known ways to pay bills like the Canada title loan. We all know that living and working today takes a lot of creativity, and it is just as hard when you don't have a family to support as when you do. The recent global economic crisis has taken us into a world of creative bill-paying prospects (like the Canada title loan), the lenders of the world, and just good old-fashioned budgeting for modern living. There was a time when these were the simple, uncomplicated expenses most of us had: 1.Rent or Mortgage 2.Car 3.Food 4.Phone Bill (conventional) 5.Electric Bill 6.Water Bill Today we have so much more, and our bills have become far more complicated to pay. Everything offers some kind of add-on or bundle; it seems more challenging to keep up with just living. It's not like you just have a TV anymore; oh no, rabbit ear antennae have vanished from the scene. Sure, you can still use them, but I don't know anyone who wants to hold them up while you try to get ten channels that are, by the way, all in a different language! So we in the US and Canada "bundle" our services and give ourselves more headaches in search of convenience. But what happens when you are low on cash and you lose the whole "convenient" bundle? Now you can't use your phone, satellite or cable; maybe even your computer and cellphone. So what can one do to pay those bills without dinging the heck out of the credit cards-- which, by the way, are at an unbelievable high percentage-wise? Well, let's start with a little-known loan that's growing quickly in popularity: the Canada title loan. Now, this only works if you have a car that is 8 years old or under. This may frighten you a bit, but if being the responsible, hard-working person that you are, this is an awesome way to clean up your act! Now, for the process. It's simple: find a lien holder by doing a computer search for Canada Title Loans. Once you've got the list, you can start screening for the best lien against your car title loan.Make sure your title is clean, your insurance is current, and you're on your way. The most important thing to do is to make sure you have a repayment plan that you are able to fulfill before you sign, because once you do, that's it! In order to pay back that car title loan and get it over with early or on time, you have to create a home budget that works. Tips to a home budget that works: 1.Set a savings goal. Crunch some numbers and plan to put aside at least 10% of your paycheck in another bank account separate from your other accounts. Keep your hands off it! 2.Track your spending. Make sure you save receipts and track where your money goes. In fact, since most banks offer online banking, some have what they call a "money map." The bank will generate a spending report every time you swipe at the cash point or take out money. You will soon have an idea where you're money's disappearing. For instance, you may decide to stop buying those fancy coffees and brew it at home. 3.Monitor constantly until your car title loan back in full. 4.Keep your spending habits up post repayment. Bonus tips: 1.Try not to make gift-giving an huge expenditure by shopping emotionally. 2.Try to have a small emergency fund so you don't have to derail your budget in an emergency and default on your Canada title loan. 3.Make sure your budget is not too restrictive so you don't derail yourself!
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Submission ID	7197098
Date & Time	11th Sep 2013 3:39 PM (UTC)
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IP Address	96.244.164.72
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