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can you transfer a loan to someone else?
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hello all,
i have a question. how easy is it to transfer a loan to someone else?
I mean in terms of completely dissociating yourself from a loan in your name, legally and everything
is it possible at all?
thanks
If the loan is secured then the asset must continue as suitable security,
What did you have in mind?0 -
mark, thanks very much for the answer.
my question was theoretical.
if you don't mind me asking,
so you can't change the underlying asset as well?0 -
and i have another question;
apologies, i don't have a clue about loans.
when you take a loan out, is the amount you owe immediately compounded with interest?
what I mean is, say you take out a loan of £1000 over a year, and the interest is 10 % p.a.
does this mean the principle is increased to £1100 immediately?0 -
No - unless you are borrowing from a very harsh place that calculates interest annually (not even sure that is legal? - but from reading on here seems lenders can get away with all sorts!). Interest on loans is usually calculated montly but their are some that do it daily.0
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i have a question. how easy is it to transfer a loan to someone else?
is it possible at all?
thanks
Well, all things being equal, there's nothing to stop "someone else" taking out a loan independently, then using the money to pay off your existing loan if that's what they choose to do.
Achieves the same end result. :rolleyes:0 -
depends who the loan is with, some will allow and some will refuse.. i was miffed with blackhorse this month for refusing to let me do this... but there is nothing you can do to change it... polices are policies0
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