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Help With Loans For A Rented Deposit

Steven_Elliott
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Hello
I`m wondering if anyone could help me with my problem .
I need to move to a new property , and the new flat council does not have a rent deposit scheme or anything like that.
iv spoken to the credit union they are unable to help me as i have to save with them for 13 weeks and are only able to give me £200 .
Im moving out within 10 working days .
Iv put down the holding deposit for the new place,
But im finding it very hard to find this money for the deposit , cant get off friends or family anything like that iv been ringing around everywhere , and im hitting a brick wall .
So any ideas which have not already been said would be handy
I was thinking about trying for a small loan but im unemployed because of my brain damages , So its not a good catch for the loan area!
Thanks
Steven Elliott
I`m wondering if anyone could help me with my problem .
I need to move to a new property , and the new flat council does not have a rent deposit scheme or anything like that.
iv spoken to the credit union they are unable to help me as i have to save with them for 13 weeks and are only able to give me £200 .
Im moving out within 10 working days .
Iv put down the holding deposit for the new place,
But im finding it very hard to find this money for the deposit , cant get off friends or family anything like that iv been ringing around everywhere , and im hitting a brick wall .
So any ideas which have not already been said would be handy
I was thinking about trying for a small loan but im unemployed because of my brain damages , So its not a good catch for the loan area!
Thanks
Steven Elliott
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If you are on DLA due to your disability, you could try contacting the council for a crisis loan, or contact a charity for support. Some offer funds for such purposes.
Good luckSome days, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps....
LB moment - March 2006. DFD - 1 June 2012!!! DEBT FREE!
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