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loan to pay rent
Hi guys, my first post here but i need some advice.
my friend says she'll soon to starting to fall behind on rent and has applied for a loan to cover the duration of the tenancy and will pay the rent with the loan.
the loan has been approved and is awaiting signing
my question is this, my concern is that she said the loan is for a holiday not to pay rent.
how likely are they to find out?
she says shes moving the loan to a friends account and will make a standing order from that one
any advice would be great
is she taking a huge risk? or wont the lender be bothered unless its paid?
thanks!
my friend says she'll soon to starting to fall behind on rent and has applied for a loan to cover the duration of the tenancy and will pay the rent with the loan.
the loan has been approved and is awaiting signing
my question is this, my concern is that she said the loan is for a holiday not to pay rent.
how likely are they to find out?
she says shes moving the loan to a friends account and will make a standing order from that one
any advice would be great
is she taking a huge risk? or wont the lender be bothered unless its paid?
thanks!
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She's technically committing fraud. While the consequences are very significant, the risk of being found out is low.
The wider problem is that she's living beyond her means, and if she can't cut her costs or earn more, she will ultimately default.0 -
thanks for the response
she says the loan will cover the remainder of the tenancy and she'll go back to her parents when tenancy ends.
i can see it is a risk. im suprised the letting agent would let her use another persons account to pay them into0 -
Not trying to detract the thread from the subject but don't get drawn into lending your friend any money unless you can afford to lose it.0
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So how is she going to pay the loan?
My advice would be to stay out of it this has disaster written all over it.0 -
I doubt the lender will care.
In anycase, she'd be better not getting the loan and letting arrears build up, thereby getting evicted sooner.
There's very little interest on late rent0 -
The only situations where lenders will care if the debt falls delinquent without paying, well, even a one payment. If it falls somewhere down the line it will be just sold along as every other bad loan.0
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she says shes moving the loan to a friends account and will make a standing order from that one
Why? What's wrong with her own bank account?
Why is this friend allowing her to use their bank account?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 -
sounds like a guarantor loan to me, its good to have an amigo but a very bad idea to get a loan to pay rent.0
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Its not a guarantur she just want to put the loan into someone elses acvount so the lender cant see where its going..
least thats my understanding.0
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