Urgent Loan

DCFC79

Do you get jsa ?

How would you repay it with no job ?

happycamel_2

Please contact Shelter, the housing charity, they are best placed to advise you

capt-hilts

happycamel wrote: »

Please contact Shelter, the housing charity, they are best placed to advise you

If you could afford a 3k loan , with repayments I am guessing approx £150 per month , why not use this money and sort an agreement to reduce arrears ?

BugsyBrowne

Rent arrears,Bad Credit history,Family won't help.I'm fishing for someone who's had help before but slung it back in their faces.

Treadmill

BugsyBrowne wrote: »

Rent arrears,Bad Credit history,Family won't help.I'm fishing for someone who's had help before but slung it back in their faces.

Judgemental much ?

BugsyBrowne

Treadmill wrote: »

Judgemental much ?

My judgements in life has got me through many sticky situations so I'll continue to judge if that's ok with you running man.

Peelerfart

Treadmill wrote: »

Judgemental much ?

Judgemental maybe, but correct, no one can say except the OP

Either way there is enough sound advice on this thread.

Treadmill

BugsyBrowne wrote: »

My judgements in life has got me through many sticky situations so I'll continue to judge if that's ok with you running man.

A man with your obvious breadth of experience should be able to assist the original poster then, so far you've offered nothing.

dealer_wins

Treadmill wrote: »

A man with your obvious breadth of experience should be able to assist the original poster then, so far you've offered nothing.

How can you assist someone who has racked up £3000 rent arrears, and thinks borrowing £3000 will actually make things better.

Have you got £3000 to give the OP, because that is the only way out of his situation?

And even if you did and were generous enough to part with it, the same situation would arise within another few months.

Treadmill

dealer_wins wrote: »

How can you assist someone who has racked up £3000 rent arrears, and thinks borrowing £3000 will actually make things better.

Have you got £3000 to give the OP, because that is the only way out of his situation?

And even if you did and were generous enough to part with it, the same situation would arise within another few months.

The only piece of helpful advice given in this thread has been to contact shelter.