Help with a guarantor

dealer_wins

OP post on the "debt free wannabe" board, if your serious about wanting to rid yourself of debt, and actually willing to cut back spending to a minimum, you will be debt free quicker than taking out a consolidation loan.

And dont even consider a guarantor loan at 50%, that will to your debt and total repayments significantly, and put your guarantor at risk which is never a good idea.

Dobbibill

Ruining your credit history whilst young is quite common, you won't be the first nor the last.

Borrowing your way out of debt is simply moving it. It doesn't clear it, that takes hard work and determination.

Follow the advice already given, it's good, honest advice.

David301

hey stranger i saw you were in need an i couldnt help but feel feel very sorry for you situation we have all been there i will be your guarantor as you are obviously an honest person who plays by the rules and gets stung for it. message me at obvioustroll@underthebridge.com and i can be your guarantor in five minutes

jonesMUFCforever

First time poster - no reply - probably having a right laugh at the answers.
Let's not feed the troll anymore.