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Personal Loan
Charlottef5
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Loans
Hi,
I have recently been declined for a personal loan from nationwide. I appealed it and still got rejected. The reason apparently being that I missed a couple of direct debit payments for a savings account I have set up. Other than that my credit score is good, not in any debt , above average salary
I’m looking to borrow 7,500 for a new car
are there any other providers I can try that are more likely to accept?
I have recently been declined for a personal loan from nationwide. I appealed it and still got rejected. The reason apparently being that I missed a couple of direct debit payments for a savings account I have set up. Other than that my credit score is good, not in any debt , above average salary
I’m looking to borrow 7,500 for a new car
are there any other providers I can try that are more likely to accept?
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is using your savings and topping them back up each month an option? The interest on a loan is likely to be higher than the interest on your savings so it would save you money overall0
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Try Halifax, I've not had any credit for some years and they approved £19k for a car in a moment, a minute later it was in my account. Actually scarry how quick you can get into debt. I still owe £3k now, and the car is playing up
Mr Generous - Landlord for more than 10 years. Generous? - Possibly but sarcastic more likely.0
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