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Nationwide Personal Loan- soft searches

debtdestroyer007
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hello
i received a quote on a nationwide personal loan for 10k at an APR of 24.9%- i know the apr is high but does this mean there is good possiblity of being accepted?
thanks
i received a quote on a nationwide personal loan for 10k at an APR of 24.9%- i know the apr is high but does this mean there is good possiblity of being accepted?
thanks
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Why on Earth would you want to be accepted at 24.9%APR for such a sizeable loan? It's madness.0
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i dont disagree with you Apples2... just wanted to know if the quote indicated an acceptance of some sort- it would have worked out better than my cuurent situation with cc 's only
i have around 4 searches in the last 6 months and my accumalted debt to credito ratio is around 65% mainly on credit cards.
i pay around 1420 a month on cc payments0 -
have you been accepted?0
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I did this before and was turned down a year or so ago. Also looked the other day and despite it saying it would not go on my credit file it has : (0
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I did this before and was turned down a year or so ago. Also looked the other day and despite it saying it would not go on my credit file it has : (
just checked my credit expert and i can see soft searches that they have conducted.... i guess i have to accept their quote before they do a full search0 -
i see, but if you get that sort of apr is it basically a decline?0
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i see, but if you get that sort of apr is it basically a decline?
they are so full of crap..... why bother with an indicative APR of 24.9 when chances are one would refuse....
i know historically they have been very picky to give credit out.....i suppose the credit crunch would make them even more choosy!!!
thanks for your help any ways0 -
24.9 is a decline by default0
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