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I Need A £3500 Loan But My Bank Wont Give Me PLEASE HELP!
Hi All,
I require a loan of £3500 so I can clear my overdraft as i am getting silly charges from my bank for this overdraft.
My credit scor probably wont be great as I am not on the voters roll.
But can anyone point me to a website that has good rates for a loan and possibly have a higher acceptance?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Im only 20 years old.
Thanks all
Jamie
I require a loan of £3500 so I can clear my overdraft as i am getting silly charges from my bank for this overdraft.
My credit scor probably wont be great as I am not on the voters roll.
But can anyone point me to a website that has good rates for a loan and possibly have a higher acceptance?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Im only 20 years old.
Thanks all
Jamie
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Why not get onto the electoral register? It can only help your chances and it won't cost you anything.0
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It would also help if you told us:
How much debt you have (overdraft, store cards, credit cards, loans)
How much you earn0 -
I earn £720 a month
Then here is my bills that come off:
£150 for digg money
£40 for phone contract
£30 for web services
£164 car insurance
Then I get charges for the over draft which can be about £40-£50
Is there any websites that will let you borrow money with no credit check or something?
Thanks
Jamie0 -
It's going to be a combination of not being on the electoral register plus low income which will have caused the decline.
There aren't any banks who will lend without checking your credit report first, that would be madness. There are less mainstream lenders who will probably lend to you but their interest rates and charges will likely be more than the ones you're paying for your overdraft.0 -
Is there nothing I can do0
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You could pop over to the Debt Free Wannabee Board, post a proper SOA with all your outgoings and incomings on it and get some advice about cutting your expenses so you can pay off the OD - DO NOT try and take the sort of loan you could get with no credit check, it will lead you into VERY BAD PLACES and lots more charges!!!Aiming to be debt & mortgage free by November 2018!0
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Are the charges overdraft excess fees? If so, can you cut back your spending for one month, so that you can get back into the agreed overdraft limit and then the charges will stop?DFW Official Nerd Club #1114
'Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts':cool:0 -
The general advice would be to look to cut down your monthly outgoings - car insurance aside, all of yours seem to be luxuries rather than things you need and would probably make a difference.0
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This may be a complete no-go from your side but, if you sold your car and used the proceeds to clear some of your overdraft and then used the £164 per month to clear the rest of it, you'd be debt-free in less than 2 years (depending on the value of the car).
Also - what is the web service you are using that costs £30 per month - presumably via your mobile phone - if you could do without that you could repay £360 in 12 months.
If you followed the above, you'd be debt free possibly in less than 12 months, because your overdraft charges would reduce as the debt fell and you could plough what you save from that back into clearing the debt even faster.
Getting a second loan to clear an existing one is unlikely to work in your case because you will only be accepted by high-risk companies charging very high interest rates. If you do go down that path, don't get involved with anyone who charges you a fee to find you a loan.0 -
I earn £720 a month
Then here is my bills that come off:
£150 for digg money
£40 for phone contract
£30 for web services
£164 car insurance
Then I get charges for the over draft which can be about £40-£50.
That's a total of £434. Where's the rest of your money going?Is there any websites that will let you borrow money with no credit check or something?
Thanks
Jamie
Only if you feel your kneecaps aren't strictly necessary to your enjoyment of life.0
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