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Employed, £1ooo+ a month, and need personal loan
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keepitreel
Posts: 4 Newbie
I need a £3000 personal loan
My salary is a bit more than £1k monthly paid to my bank hsbc
I graduated in Nov 2010
Got refused by hsbc as I ve just been employed 3 months ago
They said they need to see regular money coming in...
Missed a £400 payment to wonga in April 2012 as I was not employed and my credit score isn't great
I need £3000 loan urgently, could anyone kindly advice regarding how can I get one?
My salary is a bit more than £1k monthly paid to my bank hsbc
I graduated in Nov 2010
Got refused by hsbc as I ve just been employed 3 months ago
They said they need to see regular money coming in...
Missed a £400 payment to wonga in April 2012 as I was not employed and my credit score isn't great
I need £3000 loan urgently, could anyone kindly advice regarding how can I get one?
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keepitreel wrote: »I need a £3000 personal loan
My salary is a bit more than £1k monthly paid to my bank hsbc
Got refused by hsbc as I ve just been employed 3 months ago
They said they need to see regular money coming in...
Missed a £400 payment to wonga in April 2012 as I was not employed and my credit score isn't great
I need £3000 loan urgently, could anyone kindly advice regarding how can I get one?:footie:Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Yes It is, I don't have many bills to pay and I am able to keep my spare income up to £350 monthly..0
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I think u need to learn how to manage money before taking a 3k loan. If you missed a payment to Wonga I can't see any reasonable mainstream lenders touching you.0
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You've got no chance with a 3k loan especially only missing a payment 3 months ago.
Save up its your only option.0 -
keepitreel wrote: »Yes It is, I don't have many bills to pay and I am able to keep my spare income up to £350 monthly..
If you can save £350 a month you will have £3,000 in less than a year.
What do you need £3,000 so urgently for? You could try credit cards.:footie:Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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What is it you need they £3k for, as we may be able to help find alternatives to borrowing money?
It is unlikely you are going to be able to get a loan from a mainstream lender with only a couple of months of work (employers could easily dismiss you for no reason in this time). Also you have had payday loans which doesn't help and also missing a payment.
If you have £350 spare after all bills are you not able to save for 8/9 months?0 -
Thanks for the feedback.
I need the £3k to immediately buy a car to get to work and pay back family/friends who have been waiting for long time and can not keep them waiting until I save up..0 -
keepitreel wrote: »Thanks for the feedback.
I need the £3k to immediately pay back family/friends who have been waiting for long time and can not keep them waiting until I save up..
Would they take you to court to enforce the debt?
Do you have any assets you can sell?
Edit: You have edited to add a car....How do you get to/from work at the moment?:footie:Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Definitely do as Happy states, why waste an extra £1k -£2k-£3k on interest. Your friends/family must know you have only just gained employment and are unlikely to get a loan straight away.
Pay back your friends/family in the first couple of months and then save for a car in the next few months.
You have been able to get to work for the last 3 months so use this method until you have more job security.0 -
No they won't take me to court, I just want to give them their money back and keep the relationship good and for the long term..I'd like to pay them in full NOW and prefer dealing with a bank as I am able to pay £300 monthly.
I really need this loan now, I take 2 buses plus a train now to get to work.0
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