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Personal Loans for Poor Credit

By Thomas - BCLC  

Let’s face it; everybody needs a good financial backup from time to time including those people with not so perfect credit history. But this condition should not ask someone to go down to his knee just to plead to a person to lend them the money that they want since there are poor credit personal loans obtainable nowadays, you just have to get a good deal of patience on how to hunt them! Patience is always the key.

Expect the process to be hard particularly if you are worried on bank account over drafting but just go on with the process and look for the best lender and the best rate, in the end you will see that everything is worth the trouble. Of course you don’t want to be manipulated in paying a lot for your loan thus it always pays to do your homework first on the available options. Below are the two poor credit personal loans options that you can choose from although the options are not limited to them:

Payday Loan

This is specially made for those people who would always find themselves in crunching forehead sine they don’t have enough cash until they get their next paycheck. Of course, this kind of loan is smaller in amount that it may even be so hard to qualify for more than five hundred dollars.  But qualifying for payday loan is easy since all you need to have is a checking account in a good standing as well as a proof that you are really employed. The setback is this is available in hefty interest fees that most people find it hard to repay the loan.

Secured Loan Given By Banks

In case you possess a home then you can use it as collateral to get secured loan from the bank or other mortgage lenders. In general, this loan is known as second mortgage given that the amount of money that one gets the chance to borrow is directly relative to the total amount of equity that you used to build your home. This kind of loan is the best for those people who wish to pay off remaining debts and consolidate every amount that they owe in just a single bill.

Secured loans are also often used for home repairs, start a new business, or to buy cars. In fact, when talking about poor credit personal loan, secured loan is by far the best. The only setback is, in case you default on the loan then you would normally lose your home. Therefore it is always best to give your payments on time each month.

As normal to any bad credit loan, you will be tendered with higher interest rates but since you will be given lengthier repayment periods then you need not to worry at all because you can get by fine every month without worrying about escalating bills that needs to be paid. However, the decision to get poor credit personal loan is still up on your personal ability to repay them.

Comments

14 Responses to “Personal Loans for Poor Credit”

  1. Help on July 27th, 2009 2:43 pm

    Hi,

    I am in need of a loan so that i can consolidate my debt and begin rebuilding my credit. I made a lot of uninformed and unwise decisions when I was younger and before I had a family and it is now haunting me.

    I am searching for a company that lends a significant amount of money with reasonable rates. Please contact me and let me know where to begin. I’m ready to get my life on track and don’t want to wait too long.

    Thank you so very much!

  2. admin on July 27th, 2009 3:10 pm

    I’m going to be completely honest with you ( from my experience ) so you don’t get your hopes up to high. If you have bad credit or low credit the chances of finding a lender that will offer you a substantial loan at a reasonable rate is very slim.

    Lenders offer loans to make money, it’s a business. If you have bad credit you are considered high risk and the interest rate you are offered will reflect this. Now exactly how high your rate is going to be depends on how bad your credit is, current debt and a few other factors.

    I will be posting a link to several lenders in the next couple days which may or may not help you out. I can’t make any promises but I truly wish you the best of luck as it sounds like you are heading in the right direction now.

    Best Regards,
    Daniel

  3. Herbert A Campbell on July 27th, 2009 3:15 pm

    Would like to apply for personal loan to pay med bills and other bills to be back in good credit standards for fresh start.

  4. admin on July 28th, 2009 11:21 am

    Hello Herbert,

    There are lenders that can help you out but as I mentioned above be prepared to pay a high interest rate if you have bad credit. I have my list of lenders ready and all I have to do is post them below each post. Check back in 1-2 days and you will find a few that may or may not meet your specific needs.

    Daniel

  5. jen on August 9th, 2009 5:44 pm

    Hi,

    I am in a need of a loan so I can consolidate my debt while helping my parents out of medical bills and to rebuild my credit. I made BAD decisions and want start over with a fresh and smart start. I’m trying to find a company that lends a significant amount of money with reasonable rates.

    Please email me if you know something.

  6. Anonymous on August 12th, 2009 2:41 pm

    I have poor credit due to divorce. Looking for $2,000 loan with payments spread over 24 or 30 months. Is there a lender that grants loans of this kind?

  7. Anonymous on August 13th, 2009 1:24 pm

    My husband and I are looking to get a loan to get rid of 1 vehicle payment, pay off a couple bills and sadly be able to buy our kids school clothes/supplies. My husbands credit is fair and we understand that we could pay high interest but at this point we have no choice – we need a loan yesterday if you get my drift. All of these sites want you to pay a fee to get a 100% guarantee that you will be approved.

    However they sat it could take 60 days …. we don’t have 60 days nor the extra fee money to make sure we get a loan. It sounds like a scam to me could someone please point us in the right direction to get us out of this slump?

  8. admin on August 13th, 2009 2:45 pm

    You should NEVER have to pay any money upfront when you are trying to get a loan. Websites that say they are offering guaranteed loans if you pay upfront are a scam. 99% of these websites that appear to be loan lenders are nothing more then affiliate websites.

    Basically what these websites do is collect your information, they may or may not charge you a fee then turn your information over to a real loan lender. The real loan lender will pay the website owner a “finders fee” and review your application details.

  9. Larry K on August 15th, 2009 4:46 pm

    My wife and I are looking for a $20,000.00 loan for approx 6yrs repayment. I want to clean up my credit and payoff a auto loan I have at 29%. Also need to fix my wife’s car which was rear ended and party refuses to pay. So now have to take the party to court. Are there any LEGAL Loan Co that could assist. If need be would put the 2003 F150 and 2004 Monte Carlo SS as collateral, but would prefer an unsecured loan or one that

    If they do have fees, take it off the top of the loan. I was just to be scammed on a $20,000.00 loan, caught them with a Canadian address and they wanted 995.00 upfront first. SHAME On Them for trying to take adavantage of struggling people who have made a few mistakes credit wise, but now want to make ammend and do the right thing.

    Larry K

  10. CJ on August 25th, 2009 10:32 am

    I am in need of personal loan to repay credit card debt and increase my credit score.

  11. I need a miracle on September 5th, 2009 7:26 pm

    I need a loan to pay off some back rent. I just got sold a bad car and that went up after just 6 months and I was spending money I don’t have to fix it. My job is too far for public transportation. I just got a new bank account after like 6 years and i forgot the way the fees and processing time works. Now i’m backed up in rent, I need a new car and I’m trying to move away for college. I have mad alot of bad judgements for paying things back and now I need a miracle.

  12. Anonymous on October 2nd, 2009 10:33 am

    I need $4000.00 to catch up on my mortgage. A business slump and reduced income caused this problem. My good credit went bad for the first time ever. I had to file bankruptcy for debt relief,a terrible thing, not discharged in court yet. however, I am now able to repay a loan to save my mortgage with my new job and less debt.

    Can anyone help me?

  13. Admin on October 2nd, 2009 11:02 am

    To the comment above,

    If you currently have a job or some sort of monthly income I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to get a loan. You can apply here https://secure.badcreditloancenter.com/ if you would like. It takes a few minutes to complete the form and you will know immediately if you are approved.

    Also filing for bankruptcy is not a terrible thing. Don’t get me wrong it’s not great but if it’s something you have to do then do it. I know many people who have come back strong after filing for bankruptcy and are doing just fine.

    The economy is tough right now and you must do what you need to in order to survive. I hope everything works out for you.

    Best Regards,
    Daniel – BCLC

  14. Emm on April 22nd, 2010 1:00 pm

    HELP!

    I have been living paycheck to paycheck for years, in the past i made very bad financial decisions and was very irresponsible with my credit. Little by little bills have piled up and i have not been able to pay many things off so of course my credit has really suffered. My ability to pay now has improved and i have great work history.

    I would love to get a loan to put towards my debt to get the payments down to where i can afford monthly payments or even pay the smaller things off but no one will lend me money due to my credit history. Should I just file bankrupcy??? I heard that debt consolidation is just as bad if not worse on your credit.

    Got any advice? I can not continue to live like this it is haunting me and truley it is not the person i am anymore I do not want to viewed forever as irresponsible.





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