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honetlooker
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I'm in desperate need of a quick loan. Have a joint RBS account but recently split from partner.
Been scouring the internet for hours. I need a lender that will pay out with 24-48 hrs as i need the money next week. Do you know of any lender that can pay out quick, don't mind faxing my passport,Driving licence etc
If i went to the bank it will usually take at least 5 working days for them to process my application and i can't increase the overdraft on the joint RBS(soon to be closed) as it needed the consent of both parties.
Any serious advice please
thanks in advance
Been scouring the internet for hours. I need a lender that will pay out with 24-48 hrs as i need the money next week. Do you know of any lender that can pay out quick, don't mind faxing my passport,Driving licence etc
If i went to the bank it will usually take at least 5 working days for them to process my application and i can't increase the overdraft on the joint RBS(soon to be closed) as it needed the consent of both parties.
Any serious advice please
thanks in advance
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Are you able to repay the loan in a timely fashion, are you in employment? Have you asked your employer if you can have an advance?0
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How much money do you need?
What's your annual salary?
What's your partner's credit history like?
Are you on the electoral roll?
What debts do you have?
If you have cards, what is the total of your credit limits across the board?
Any missed/late payments, defaults or CCJs?I'm a Board Guide on the Credit Cards, Loans, Credit Files & Ratings boards. I'm a volunteer to help the boards run smoothly, and I can move and merge threads there. Any views are mine and not the official line of moneysavingexpert.com0 -
thanks for the comment.
I have a job and my job won't agree to advance payment after i only just got paid 7 days ago. Also i would like to avoid discussing my current financial crisis with my employer.0 -
honetlooker wrote: »I'm in desperate need of a quick loan. Have a joint RBS account but recently split from partner.
Been scouring the internet for hours. I need a lender that will pay out with 24-48 hrs as i need the money next week. Do you know of any lender that can pay out quick, don't mind faxing my passport,Driving licence etc
If i went to the bank it will usually take at least 5 working days for them to process my application and i can't increase the overdraft on the joint RBS(soon to be closed) as it needed the consent of both parties.
Any serious advice please
thanks in advance
You will get serious advice here but it will be honest advice.
I was going to say pay day loans but I'm not sure how long they take and I'm sure there are other options.
Why do you need the money ?0 -
How much money do you need? Need £6500
annual salary? 32k
I current don't have a partner and we both have good credit i think
Yes i'm on electoral register here for 12 yrs
Only debt is my car finance with 16 months to end the agreement
Canceled my CC last xmas as wasn't using it
No default no ccj.
It's hard to find instant decision loan with quick payout0 -
I'm sure it doesn't matter what you need the money for as it's a personal loan.0
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Instant/ payday style lenders will not lend that amount. It is a large amount to need so urgently.0
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I was asking about your ex-partner's credit history since you are still linked financially with them and if you apply for something now, they will also take his credit history into account, hence why I was asking if they had a good/poor credit history.
Yours seems to be in decent shape. Most loan companies and even banks when you apply online offer funds within 24-48 hours. Take your pick, Halifax, Barclays, Sainsburys, Tesco etc.
Edit: Actually I just had a quick look and it appears that most of them will accept/decline straightaway but you have to wait until they send you the paperwork which can take up to 5 days and then once signed and sent back they will send the funds via faster payment on the same day.
If you need the funds by next week, if you applied today, you might get lucky and receive the papers to sign next week Tues/Wed, in which case if you send them back you might get the money in your account by Friday next week.I'm a Board Guide on the Credit Cards, Loans, Credit Files & Ratings boards. I'm a volunteer to help the boards run smoothly, and I can move and merge threads there. Any views are mine and not the official line of moneysavingexpert.com0 -
yes i gather too0
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Most banks will only give loans to existing customers. Halifax, barclays, natwest, Tsb,coop etc
and have to open an account first which itself will take a week or longer.
I came across a company called Hitachi. Not sure if they are serious lender or some time waster and want to prevent having searches on my file if they are just time waster0
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