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Loan for Holiday??????
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If you're applying for a loan to go on holiday then say that on the application rather than making up some !!!! and bull story about a wedding.
How long is this £15k holiday going to last and can you afford the repayments?0 -
Graduate loans are generally to cover living costs between graduating and starting a confirmed job.
You should choose the option that best describes what you want the loan for. It is possible to get a personal loan for a holiday, although generally not advised.
Lenders do generally take in to account what the loan purpose is when making a loan decision and deciding on the suitability of the product for the purpose.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
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£15k for a holiday???!! Where on earth are you going? Jupiter??0
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Hi all,
Just a quick question, if I wanted to get a loan (Graduate) for say £15k for a holiday, do they allow loans for holidays or should I tell them it's for something like getting married?
Thanks
Lauren
Go for £25k, you'll need some spending money."We act as though comfort and luxury are the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about” – Albert Einstein0 -
Hi all,
Just a quick question, if I wanted to get a loan (Graduate) for say £15k for a holiday, do they allow loans for holidays or should I tell them it's for something like getting married?
Thanks
Lauren
Dont lie on the application.
A holiday for 15£k where you going ?
Don't need that much for a holiday, holidays can be found for a hundredth ( or just over ) of what you asking for, depends where you go though.0 -
Dont lie on the application.
A holiday for 15£k where you going ?
Don't need that much for a holiday, holidays can be found for a hundredth ( or just over ) of what you asking for, depends where you go though.
I think £15k sounds a little OTT, too.
Our holiday is probably going to cost us £2500 this summer (family of 4 for 6 weeks) and around 40% of that is flights.
I'm not known to skimp, either.💙💛 💔0 -
whatever happened to inter-railing with a back pack and doing farm work on the way?2021 GC £1365.71/ £24000
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BrassicWoman wrote: »whatever happened to inter-railing with a back pack and doing farm work on the way?
And no debt to return home to. Bliss!0 -
If you really are a new graduate, I'd check if you really need to be spending £15k on a holiday (that budget would cover my car, wedding and 2 holidays).
How are you planning on repaying it? Bear in mind that without interest it'd be costing you ~£600/month to repay over 2 years, ~£300/month over 4 and so on. So how long are you wanting to spend paying off a holiday?
Then there's affordability; unless you've started a high paying job, you're likely to be declined anyway.
However, on the topic; be honest about what it's about, you can't get into any trouble that way.0
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