No credit check loans for people with bad credit
history
There are many laws about discrimination, and it’s illegal in the United
Kingdom to
discriminate against people in many ways. Unfortunately if you have a poor credit history, even if its as a result
of something that was unforeseen, beyond your reasonable control, or even if you a victim of fraud, if your left
with a bad credit history in the form of ccj’s, defaults and missed payments, borrowing money on an unsecured basis
may be very difficult.
There may be a time in your life where you’re a tenant with a poor credit rating, and you need an
urgent guaranteed fast loan for something important, maybe as your car has been towed
away and you need money to get it back, or you have an unpaid fine you have a deadline to pay.
There has been a fashion for home owners to enter into debt consolidation programs where you use an adverse
secured loan as a quick fix to pay off other higher interest debts. If you’re a true realist though, it’s often
better to consider selling your home and getting the cash from your home sale under your bed, then declaring your
self bankrupt.
It’s common for people with bad credit to be exploited by unscrupulous lenders, especially secured loan
companies who want a second charge on your home. So what are these “no credit check loans”, well many payday loans
claim to be no credit check loans, but with APR rates of around 1627% it’s probably wise to avoid them at all
costs!
These high risk lenders have to make a lot of money offering fast cash with no checks guaranteed from the people
that are honest and do pay, to make the money up for the people that default and are a lost cause.
These lenders that claim to be no credit check lenders do a “status check” to see if you are who you say you
are, and you live at the address that you claim to. Even with a poor history and poor credit rating, with the
security of your debit card from your bank or a cheque you have written, or a direct debit signed by you, it can be
quite profitable to do payday loans for people that are considered subprime and also other low earning people like
people on benefits or students or council tenants.
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