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LynV

Hi I am wondering what the best way is to raise £3,000. Thats all I need to settle a couple of pressing matters I have. So who can do the best loan with this small amount I need.

DCFC79

LynV wrote: »

Hi I am wondering what the best way is to raise £3,000. Thats all I need to settle a couple of pressing matters I have. So who can do the best loan with this small amount I need.

Your own bank for starters

LynV

Own bank have said no.

Apples2

Anyone else said no?

LynV

Have not tried anyone else. Just wanted best idea who to go to for the low amount.

Apples2

I think the Polar Ice Caps would have melted before we coerce enough information out of you in order to help.

Tell us about yourself, do you work? How much do you get paid, do you have any debts, do you have a perfect credit history?

LynV

Yes I work but lowly paid around 12,000 per year. Hubby had a stroke in 2010 and has now got short term memory problems and scrambled long term memory. He will never work again so gets DLA icontribution based ESA and a couple of small pensions. I need to find about £1500 to pay off my eldest sons masters and our boiler is broke and we need a new one so the rest of the money is for that. We have all the other normal bills like gas, electric, water, a loan , a morgage and are able to pay everything and do the shopping and could afford a small low cost repayment loan. Hope that helps

Apples2

£3k should be achievable on a £12k salary as long as you have no other debts.

Nationwide will conduct a soft search (not reflected on your credit file)

Half of MSE will be queuing up to ask why your son isn't funding his own education but hey, lot's of us are Parents

Can the boiler not be repaired for less as opposed to a full replacment?

iolanthe07

Half of MSE will be queuing up to ask why your son isn't funding his own education but hey, lot's of us are Parents

Yes, I was wondering about that. My son funded his own Masters Degree - I thought that was usual.

blacksta

That Son needs a kick up the backside

loony2012

iolanthe07 wrote: »

Half of MSE will be queuing up to ask why your son isn't funding his own education but hey, lot's of us are Parents

Yes, I was wondering about that. My son funded his own Masters Degree - I thought that was usual.

I funded my own car but i'm yet to know another person my age who does. Parents buy them all but not for me

I guess parents like to help out when they can even in a struggle.