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What if we ask to be collateral for credit?
How to decide?
* First we must ask the question of who is the person who requests such endorsements? We must consider whether this person has a good credit history, you are responsible, whether formal, if it meets its promises (all types), etc..
* Secondly, we must report the type of debt that intends to acquire. Since we somehow “co-debtors,” we must make sure you understand all the terms and conditions involved in the debt contract. You need to get involved in the operation as its own.
* It is also important to consider our relationship with the person who requested the favor. We wonder if this is an old and lasting relationship or just an isolated knowledge or passenger.
What to do if you are endorsements?
As we have seen, to decide to be endorsed, legally acquired the same commitments as the debtor. Thus, it is best to be aware of the development of the debt.
It is essential to be always well informed about progress of payment and debt relief and ensure that our support is complying with the agreement. Communication in these cases is very important.
It is important to note that this article is only intended to introduce our readers to the issue of liability as guarantor, and should not be regarded as any recommendation or advice.
Business loans falls

The development bank in Mexico held its strategy to reduce funding to the productive sector and focus on funding to states and municipalities, where the former decreased 7.8% as at November 2010 against the same month last year, while credit state entities increased 11.8% over the same period of time.
According to figures from the Bank of Mexico, private sector financing totaled 205.800 billion pesos as of November 2010, where 48.5% went to companies and individuals with business, while 41.7% were non-bank financial intermediary The remaining 10% is dispersed to other areas.
In the case of funding to states and municipalities, the development bank, Nacional Financiera headed, spent the month of November 58.100 billion pesos, 87.7% provided through direct loans and government debt securities.
Basic Information on Debts
Here is basic information you should consider when you have a credit obligation or debt to another person / company. This information generally refers to the United States in the legal term, but I imagine it would be something similar in our countries.
What is a creditor?
A creditor is the person or company you have borrowed money or sold a product or service with which you make into an agreement to pay in the future. Usually this obligation includes the principal value and interest you will pay to the person or company for them to be part of that obligation.
What types of debts are there?
There are two types of debts that you can be: The insured and uninsured. The secured debts are those which offer no guarantee for any reason you do not pay the debt. A prime example of a secured debt is the mortgage, if for any reason you do not pay the monthly fee to the bank they could take home and sell it to recover their money. An unsecured debt is that you offer only your word and they’ll give the duty, an example would be a credit card.
Should you pay off debt or save?
This is one of the things that I wonder every month when you look at my bill for loans and my credit cards. My financial side is unreasonable for anyone to have money saved and also be paying interest on debts, but it reaches beyond a simple math equation that you reiterated that in the process you are losing money, it is also psychologically. Here are several points debatable with which you can draw your own conclusion:
Saving makes you happy
When you save your money, you stimulate your minds to think you are doing well. Who have money in your savings account or retirement means that you are planning for the future. Your mind will applaud you and says “Good Job” and it helps you to live a financial life less stressful.
You can try your debts such as an invoice
On many occasions I consider a bill from a credit card or a loan as a household expenditure per month instead of a debt. I take into account that this is an expense if the electricity, phone, car insurance, etc. In doing so the debt means only one pay monthly rather than a negative number in my purchasing power.
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