Career : Loans for Bad Credit People: Supporting the People with Bad Credit

| Thursday 2 December 2010

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It is difficult to find financial solution when income is low and demands are unlimited. Demands appear to be unlimited although they are really not. It is hard to manage when price of essential commodities are sky-touching. This is why thousands of men and women find no other means but borrowing. They borrow from several sources. Most of them are trapped in course of time. They cannot clear the borrowed amount in right time. Parallel to this,

some demands crop up off and on (demands of finance for renovation of their home, for clearing the medical bills, for repairing the front wheels of the vehicle etc.). Refusal by the lenders becomes new experience. The lenders refuse as these borrowers are stained with defaults, arrears, CCJs, IVAs, bankruptcies etc. Their credit score slides below less than 580 marks as per FICO. Bad credit personal loans are the ideal option for the borrowers at this turn of events.

Bad credit personal loans are offered in two variants as per the norms of the financial market: secured and unsecured.

Bad credit personal loans in the secured form are available to the borrowers who can present valuable possessions to be used as security. The lenders have the right to grab the same property if the borrowers do not finally repay the loan amount within the agreed time. The lender offers an amount from £5,000 to £75,000 at affordable rates of interest. The duration for repayment is given 5 to 25 years.

In the unsecured variant, bad credit personal loans come between £1,000 and £25,000. The borrower is asked to pay back the loan amount in 1 to10 years whereas the rates of interest are comparatively high. On the other hand, security of valuable property is not required.
The borrower must fulfill some conditions to be eligible for bad credit personal loans:
a) The borrower must be a citizen of Great Britain.
b) He must be over 18.
c) He must have a monthly earning of about £1,000.
d) It is important that he must be employed in a legal organization.
e) He must have a valid and active bank account.





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