How to Save Money Through a Debt Consolidation loan?
Too much debt strains your finances and can impact other areas of your life. You might worry about the size...
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How Does Debt Consolidation Impact Your Credit
The importance of credit can impact decisions as you seek ways to eliminate debt. While high debt balances negatively affect...
What NOT to Say to a Debt Collector
When a debt collector calls, you probably treat it like a high-pressure sales situation. Avoid when possible, say no repeatedly,...
How to Determine if You Have a Debt Problem
Are you in the habit of paying for everyday purchases with credit? It’s easy to charge what you want and...
5 Steps to Dig Yourself Out of Debt
Debt can be a double-edged sword. It allows you to purchase things you want and need but can ruin your...
5 Signs You Have Too Much Debt
Temptations to finance purchases are everywhere. You can finance virtually anything through an instant approval process, from email offers to...
Top Reasons People File Bankruptcy
Life is filled with unexpected twists and turns. Yet sometimes, those turns result in a financial crisis that leaves you...
How to Handle Debt Collectors
Daily calls from bill collectors, threats of legal action, and calls to family and friends cause stress and anxiety. You...
REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE OF APR
If you borrow $30,000 over a term of 5 years (60 months) with an APR of 4.99% you will pay $566.00 each month. The total amount payable will be $33,959.97, with total interest of $3,959.97.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE (APR)
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represents the annualized interest rate you are charged for borrowing. It is the combination of the nominal interest rate and some additional costs such as fees involved when incurring debt. Our lender offers APRs for personal loans, cash advance loans, installment loans and debt consolidation loans from 4.99% to 35.99%. Since New Start Capital does not directly issue loans, we cannot deliver any specifics or guarantee the APR you will be offered. The APR depends solely on your lender’s decision, based on various factors including your credit score, credit history, income, and some other information you supply in your request. For more information regarding the APR contact your lender.