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In today’s financial world we as borrowers are able to get ourselves in debt up to our eyeballs with loans, credit cards, store cards and alike. But we must take responsibility for our own finances, thus being responsible in our position as the borrower is essential. Governing bodies are trying to push the idea that financial products such as loans and mortgages should be bought rather than sold. A good starting point for putting this in to practice is that you as the borrower know what amount you can borrow and what you can realistically afford to pay each month depending on the different interest rates. It should not be that you are told what you can borrow; you should be the one to take the responsibility for making sure that any loan you take out can be easily maintained.

To start, find out what you can afford in monthly loan repayments by performing a full financial evaluation on yourself. Subtract from your monthly income the necessary expenses that you are committed to, and then give yourself around 10 - 12% leeway on that in case of emergencies. The figure that you are left with is the maximum monthly loan repayments you can afford. You need to know how much you want to borrow and over how long a period you are prepared to pay it back. Then you can use a loan calculator and get the most out of it.