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Let’s face it, the economy is looking rather shoddy and real estate is worse. What to do with your money and where to place your assets is confusing enough without having to worry about recessions, stock market losses and, worst of all, debt. With the recent subprime mortgage meltdown, homeowners are finding themselves in debt and trapped in a zero sum game. LionSaves.com (no, it’s not a wildlife protection site) offers to help homeowners in debt with online debt consolidation. The site provides personalized and detailed answers to those considering consolidating their mortgages. It shows the best possible answer for your situation—how much money you can save, what options exist for you, and it gives you the chance to get a new loan through them or a competitor. No personal contact info is required. The LionSaves tool is free to use.
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“LionSaves.com offers a new service for homeowners with debt.
It shows instantly if savings are possible by consolidating debt with a new mortgage. It gives personalized answers without requiring the user to give any contact info or talk to a salesperson. No pressure, no hassle. Just accurate answers.”
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LionSaves is a clever move for those wishing to capitalize on the subprime mortgage crisis. Its service is free and useful especially if you’ve been hit by debt and are unsure what to do next.
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Is LionSaves truly the best solution to help you out of your housing debts? How does LionSave find its rates?—is it unbiased or supported by certain group aiming to bank off the crisis?
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written by Jack Scott 8 Months 18 Days ago | |
| I thought the site was well put together, easy to use and straight forward with what your options are. Liked the fact that if I saw something that was an option for me, I could move forward or... never have to worry about getting a bunch of calls if i decided to think about it for a while. Definitely a site that I would recommend to others to see exactly what their options are in the privacy of their own home. | ||
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written by Mike Sweeney 8 Months 20 Days ago | |
| Thanks for the review Lani. In answer to your questions:Q: Is LionSaves truly the best solution to help you out of your housing debts? A: No, it depends on the situation. Each person can decide if it's right for them based on their results and their life's goals.Q: How does LionSaves find its rates?—is it unbiased or supported by certain group aiming to bank off the crisis?A: The site's engine runs numbers and shows all loans available for that person. This can vary depending on the location, equity in the home, and the amount of debt they have. The site then ONLY sorts by most savings, lowest interest rate etc. There are no commissions to influence in any way what shows up. If they ask for the most savings, that's the loan they'll see. And ALL available loans are shown, regardless of cost or profit. Thanks again,-MikeMike SweeneyPresident and FounderLionSaves.com | ||
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written by Alex 8 Months 20 Days ago | |
| Very easy to use - lots of specific info about choices with no emails or phone calls! | ||
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written by Matt 8 Months 21 Days ago | |
| Great site! | ||
