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Bad credit car finance
Hi,
Does anyone know of any bad credit car finance they can recommend please?
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You're in a DMP, taking out more debt is madness.
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I too would like someone for this. Recently rejected for a newer finance deal. I can afford it monthly. But the dealers don't want to know.
Most will give higher interest rates. Im better on secured loans then unsecured
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Probably not the best idea to secure consumer borrowing. Take a look at your budget and make sure you are living within your means. What criteria was given for the Decline?
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Unfortunately we would not be able to recommend any "bad credit" lenders simply because this is a moneysaving website, and such lenders usually charge substantial amounts of interest and charges.
That goes against the mantra of moneysaving, so if you need a car, you should perhaps make room in your budget to save for something cheap, or if that`s not possible, then pause your DMP until you have sufficient funds available.
Further borrowing whilst in debt management is a massive backward step, and there is nearly always another way to do it, remember a DMP is informal, and you can pause and re-start whenever you choose.
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