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Low interest rate loans
Hi, I have an overdraft debt with a closed account with Natwest of around £600. They have told me that if I give them £400 they will forget the other £200 aprox and write off the debt.
At the moment Im paying £15 a month, and around £13 of that is interest. So is it a good idea to loan £400 of someone/something else with a lower interest rate to pay Natwest off?
If so, who?
My Capital credit card limit only goes up to £200, and my only other bank accounts of a building society flex account and my business acount, so I dony want to touch those.
Thanks
At the moment Im paying £15 a month, and around £13 of that is interest. So is it a good idea to loan £400 of someone/something else with a lower interest rate to pay Natwest off?
If so, who?
My Capital credit card limit only goes up to £200, and my only other bank accounts of a building society flex account and my business acount, so I dony want to touch those.
Thanks
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Someone? Anyone? LOL
If there is something wrong with this post, or something obvious Im missed can someone let me know?
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You dont give much information, but one assumes thats if you have come to an arrangement with Natwest its because you have defaulted in some way.
One would also assume that you have a very low income or other high debts.
If that is reflected on your credit record then its very unlikely that anyone will give you a low interest rate loan.
so what do your credit records say
what is your income
what are your other debts
do you have any savings
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why don't you want to touch your other a/csEU tariff on agricultual product 12.2%
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You dont give much information, but one assumes thats if you have come to an arrangement with Natwest its because you have defaulted in some way.
Yep, thats it.
One would also assume that you have a very low income or other high debts.
If that is reflected on your credit record then its very unlikely that anyone will give you a low interest rate loan.
Really? Ok, I guess that answers my question.
so what do your credit records say
Dont know, havnt looked since last year.
what is your income
Low, just as you guessed.
what are your other debts
Another loan, CC (but usualy pay that off in full everytime) and two catalogue debts.
do you have any savings
Nope.
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why don't you want to touch your other a/cs
Because I dont have £400 in them.0
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