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financial Dilemma no credit need vehicle
alex.cooper_2
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hi, i was wondering if someone could shine any light on this situation:
im a self employed carpenter, and have over the last 9 months had an awful lot of bad luck with clients, family, and now my trusty work horse!
i have no money to repair my vehicle which recently had 3 major problems one after the other, and need a vehicle for work. i have been in financle trouble anyhow and in an iva, so credit/finance out a no-go to my knowledge, ive tried family etc but no joy. now just feel like a sad case, no money, plenty of work but cant get there to earn payment!
please help, many thanks!
im a self employed carpenter, and have over the last 9 months had an awful lot of bad luck with clients, family, and now my trusty work horse!
i have no money to repair my vehicle which recently had 3 major problems one after the other, and need a vehicle for work. i have been in financle trouble anyhow and in an iva, so credit/finance out a no-go to my knowledge, ive tried family etc but no joy. now just feel like a sad case, no money, plenty of work but cant get there to earn payment!
please help, many thanks!
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What about hiring a van, maybe do a deal with a small hire company?.This may give you time to save for a vehicle.0
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What about hiring a van, maybe do a deal with a small hire company?.This may give you time to save for a vehicle.
this is something ive looked at but deposit are also out of the question, however i will try and approach a small independent hire company,
its worth a go, thanks for the reply0 -
Just been in the same position, I managed to scrape up a few hundred pounds and have bought a cheap car. It may not last me long but got me out of a hole.
good luck. I know what you are going through.0
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