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Native nameEasy Approval Lending
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Easy Approval Lending[edit]

Easyapprovallending is a personal loan, bad credit, and mortgage website. It provides breaking news and videos straight from the loan industry. The site provides information on how to apply for a loan, what types of loans are available, what are the different lenders that offer loans and mortgages, and more. Their mortgage professionals are available to help you in many ways. They're ready to answer your questions, provide advice about qualifying for the loan best suited to your needs, help you apply for a loan, find the best rate, and get approved quickly. And they'll continue to provide service throughout the life of your mortgage.

History[edit]

The website started their journey in 2005.

Some of Their Web Categories[edit]

Personal Loan[edit]

A personal loan is a type of loan that can be taken for your personal needs. It is also called unsecured loan. This means you do not have to pledge any collateral for the loan. You can take a personal loan for any purpose such as to pay off medical bills, home renovation, travel expenses, wedding expenses and other personal expenses.

Bad Credit[edit]

Bad credit is a term used to describe a poor credit history. The three main credit reporting bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, keep track of how well you pay your bills and whether or not you have borrowed money. If you are late on payments or fail to make payments at all, this will negatively affect your credit score.

Crowdfunding[edit]

Crowdfunding is a method of funding a project or venture, by raising small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the Internet. The term crowdfunding refers to a method of raising money for a new business venture, charity or cause. A person who provides funding to an entrepreneur in exchange for an equity stake in the business is known as an angel investor.

The term crowdfunding has been used more broadly since 2010 to describe the collective effort of many small donors (a crowd) to fund a project or cause. Crowdfunding has also been used as a political tool, enabling individuals to pool resources and have influence over social and political issues.


peer to peer lending[edit]

Peer to peer lending is a type of alternative finance, which connects individual lenders and borrowers. Lenders make money by charging interest on the loans, while the borrower gets a loan at a lower rate than they would from a bank.

Peer to peer lending is also called person to person (P2P) lending, crowdlending, social lending or marketplace lending. It’s an online service that allows people to lend money directly to consumers and businesses. In some cases, borrowers may also be able to get alternative credit products such as credit cards or personal loans through the platform.

Mortgage[edit]

Mortgage is a type of loan that is secured by the property being purchased. The property can be a house, apartment or other real estate. In return for the money lent to them, the borrower agrees to make monthly payments over a fixed period of time. Mortgages can be used to buy real estate or buy business assets such as equipment.

Direct Loan[edit]

Direct Loan is a type of student loan for undergraduate and graduate students. The federal government funds these loans, and the Department of Education directly lends them to students. Direct Loans have fixed interest rates and terms that are typically better than private student loans.

Direct Loans are available to most students regardless of their financial need or credit history. However, some limits apply if you're a dependent undergraduate student whose parents lack good credit or have defaulted on their own federal student loans in the past.

References[edit]

  1. https://easyapprovallending.com