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Good Credit Rating
If you have a Good Credit Rating, i.e. you have not previously
had financial difficulties and have shown over time to be
a low risk to a lender, you will generally be offered a
lower interest rate or APR on your loan than someone who
has a poorer credit rating.
LoansCafé can offer loans to people with good credit,
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Good Faith Estimate
A written estimate of closing costs which a lender must
provide you within three days of submitting an application. [Back to top]
Grace Period
A period of time during which a loan payment may be paid
after its due date but not incur a late penalty. Such late
payments may be reported on your credit report. [Back to top]
Gross Income
For qualifying purposes, the income of the borrower before
taxes or expenses are deducted.at all.
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