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my score is 618 i need an unsecured loan for $15,000 what are my chances of getting it
my house id heading into repo and i need 10,000 to bring it current so if i got a loan for 15,000 paid off my car loan that would give me the income to pay the loan payment what are my chances of getting an unsecured loan for this admount with a score of 618 with no late payments on my cards
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1 year ago
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jte1958 1 year ago
You're just robbing peter to pay paul. you'll have to make payments on your new loan so you're back at square one; actually worse because you'll pay more interest. You'll need to do something drastic, like sell your car and buy something really cheap. Sucks but it beats foreclosure.
ltomberry 1 year ago