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Loan for son age 18
candlegirl
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My son has just turned 18 and was refused a loan with his bank.
He was told to come back in 6 months and also to take new bank account with credit facilties.
He has his own flat, full time job and pays his own bills.
He is looking for a loan asap as he wants a car.
Any advice please.
He was told to come back in 6 months and also to take new bank account with credit facilties.
He has his own flat, full time job and pays his own bills.
He is looking for a loan asap as he wants a car.
Any advice please.
I get paid to party!:rotfl:
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Tell him to save.0
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I agree with Lokolo, 18 is way too young to be getting a loan especially in the current economic climate.
Make do with what he has or save for a big deposit.:hello:0 -
A loan? Your son will be lucky to get a mobile phone contract/small overdraft in this economic climate, as well as his non-existant credit rating.
I'm 18 (nearly 19) and got a credit card when I turned 18, with a £100 limit. After using this for 10 months, now can I only get a small overdraft with my bank.0 -
He does have a mobile phone contract as he works for 02.
I have told hom to save and wait but he is impatient!
Thanks for the advice I will tell him, others agree with me.I get paid to party!:rotfl:0 -
candlegirl wrote: »He does have a mobile phone contract as he works for 02.
I have told hom to save and wait but he is impatient!
Thanks for the advice I will tell him, others agree with me.
He only needs £500 for a decent really old car, it'll last a couple of years until he can afford a better one.
My 1991 Ford Fiesta has lasted 4 years now!
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noramly lenders wont lend much to any one young until about the age of 21 as they have 3 years history0
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