Dodgy finance deals?
OK, my credit rating is, in laymans terms, completely fubar'd
Basically, missed payments on my mobile and my credit cards a few years ago, buried my head in the sand, as you do when you are young. Started paying things off now and trying to get back on track. Got a Capital One credit card that I use j7ust for fuel and payback the day the bill comes in.
However, now I want another cossie, and I think I am going to have to get it on drip
But I dont think all the normal finance companies will touch me.
I don't mind paying a higher APR as I know that is what I am going to have to do. it's my fault and I will have to just suck it.
Does anyone know of any loan/finance companies that help out people like me that have been wankers in the past??
I can't wait another 4 years for a cossie
Basically, missed payments on my mobile and my credit cards a few years ago, buried my head in the sand, as you do when you are young. Started paying things off now and trying to get back on track. Got a Capital One credit card that I use j7ust for fuel and payback the day the bill comes in.
However, now I want another cossie, and I think I am going to have to get it on drip
I don't mind paying a higher APR as I know that is what I am going to have to do. it's my fault and I will have to just suck it.
Does anyone know of any loan/finance companies that help out people like me that have been wankers in the past??
I can't wait another 4 years for a cossie
your best bet is to get rid of the credit card before you try for a loan because the way loan companys look at it is that if you have a card with a limit of say Ł3500 and you only have a balance of Ł2-300 on it you can still get into futher debt so they are a bit more cauious of lending. I have recently sorted my fianances out and was told this by loan company. I cancelled my 2 cards and i then got the amount i needed to sort my debts.
Not sure if this is the same for every case, obviously depends on how much you earn as well. But it worked for me.
Not sure if this is the same for every case, obviously depends on how much you earn as well. But it worked for me.
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Originally Posted by chink
try welcome finance they specialise in stuff like this!!
I think welcome finance only deal in homeowners so you have to secure it on your home... your best bet is to go to your bank, take out a Ł2000 loan pay it off without missing a payment, that way when its paid off they will offer you any amount... will take a few years tho.
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They are only money eaters if you buy the wrong ones, or start going beyond stage 3.
I've had one before, and it was fine, the only downside was the cost in fuel, but this time I won't be using it every day
I've had one before, and it was fine, the only downside was the cost in fuel, but this time I won't be using it every day
Once it's gone past six years (from the default date), by law, Equifax, Experian et al have to delete the default and all subsequent details from their files. In effect giving you a clean slate; regardless whether you're still paying back your creditors or not!
If not past six years, prepare to have your pants pulled down on the interest rate
If not past six years, prepare to have your pants pulled down on the interest rate
Originally Posted by Mr S1
Originally Posted by chink
try welcome finance they specialise in stuff like this!!
DONT DO IT!!!!! They are fucking sharks!
Originally Posted by Ryan_Belfast
I think welcome finance only deal in homeowners so you have to secure it on your home... your best bet is to go to your bank, take out a Ł2000 loan pay it off without missing a payment, that way when its paid off they will offer you any amount... will take a few years tho.
REPEATED! DONT TOUCH WELCOME FINANCE!!!!
Firstly get an experiene / exquifax credit check done, couple of pound.
See what is what, there may be nothing on your credit score or you may have others like parents on there that shouldn't, you can get these removed easily.
If you have something on there, see if you can rectify it, as the owed company if you can pay it off under the understanding that they will remove the listing?
If you have a credit card, then your rating can't be to bad. Do you have a bank account, if so make an appointment and speak to an adviser, see if they will be willing to loan you the money.
Don't just apply for endless loans from place to place, it will go against you rating so speak to people first and get advice from them before trying them for a loan.
Do Capital One not do loans?? surely they will allow you one if they will give you a card?
Matt
See what is what, there may be nothing on your credit score or you may have others like parents on there that shouldn't, you can get these removed easily.
If you have something on there, see if you can rectify it, as the owed company if you can pay it off under the understanding that they will remove the listing?
If you have a credit card, then your rating can't be to bad. Do you have a bank account, if so make an appointment and speak to an adviser, see if they will be willing to loan you the money.
Don't just apply for endless loans from place to place, it will go against you rating so speak to people first and get advice from them before trying them for a loan.
Do Capital One not do loans?? surely they will allow you one if they will give you a card?
Matt
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Originally Posted by monkey nutz
Once it's gone past six years (from the default date), by law, Equifax, Experian et al have to delete the default and all subsequent details from their files. In effect giving you a clean slate; regardless whether you're still paying back your creditors or not!
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