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Loan rejection advice please!
Hello everyone,
My husband has been rejected for a loan with Ratesetter, we are guessing that we have been rejected because of no credit history. Can anyone give advice please on where or who will give you a loan with no history? how can we build up history if we can't get a loan? I'm sorry if this sounds stupid I am a bit naive I suppose, I thought if he had a job and salary it wouldn't be problem but it is and we really need to get the money, any advice please? many thanks
My husband has been rejected for a loan with Ratesetter, we are guessing that we have been rejected because of no credit history. Can anyone give advice please on where or who will give you a loan with no history? how can we build up history if we can't get a loan? I'm sorry if this sounds stupid I am a bit naive I suppose, I thought if he had a job and salary it wouldn't be problem but it is and we really need to get the money, any advice please? many thanks
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have you checked your credit report for free on Noodle/Clearscore/Experian ??
you need to check your score and any defaults etcEx forum ambassador
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Hi Browntoa

yes we did there is nothing bad there just no history0 -
not sure what current advice is but you used to get an Aqua card , use it but ALWAYS pay the balance off in full each month to build historyEx forum ambassador
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thank you I've never heard of an Aqua card I will google that, is there anything else I can do?0
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read this
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/credit-rating-credit-score
does it say you have a low credit score ??
also read
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/bad-credit-credit-cards
it may just be that the affordability calculations says your loan is too much on your income rather than credit score failingEx forum ambassador
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thank you for the two links I will read them now. I have had credit cards in my name from when I was working but I haven't worked since I had my baby, I have good history but no income now. My husband doesn't have history but he is working, do you know if there's such a thing as a joint loan? do you think that could work?0
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income is £36,000 loan for £5,000 over 5 years is what we were trying to get0
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theres the MSE soft loans search
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/eligibility/loans-calculator/
affordability is done on ALL your outgoings against incomeEx forum ambassador
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thank you I am reading your links now, how do they know all our outgoings? they didn't ask on the form0
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I just did the soft search and it came back a whole list of companies all 0% eligible, I don't understand what I'm doing wrong0
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