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Small Loan against value of car
NewUserHere
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Me and my partner own the car, i'm the registered keeper.
Looking to raise about £500 against its value.
Just wondering of the best way/best companies that can offer this?
Looking to raise about £500 against its value.
Just wondering of the best way/best companies that can offer this?
Would it be possible to do so in my partners name (due to my credit file)?
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NewUserHere wrote: »Me and my partner own the car, i'm the registered keeper.
Looking to raise about £500 against its value.
Just wondering of the best way/best companies that can offer this?Would it be possible to do so in my partners name (due to my credit file)?
Just have to ask why you need the £500 ?0 -
|Can't you borrow £500 from a more reputable lender?
A log book loan is an absolutely terrible idea but if you are determined, just google. There are plenty of Companies out there and a lot of them don't credit check you either.
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|Can't you borrow £500 from a more reputable lender?
A log book loan is an absolutely terrible idea but if you are determined, just google. There are plenty of Companies out there and a lot of them don't credit check you either.
What I was thinking, the OP says the loan wont be in her name due to her file. OP could your partner talk to his bank and get an overdraft ?0 -
Just read of the experiences people have had with log book loans before you go down that path.I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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dont is the simple answer. even pay day loans are a better option.0
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