CAR LOAN?... WHAT'S A LOAN BROKER?
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Brokers are people who have experience with a number of lenders 'Lending Criteria'.
A good broker will be able to look at an application, and know from the lenders they have a relationship with; which ones are most likely to want to lend their money to that particular customer.
Brokers will use the 6 "C' of credit Assessment to analyse the deal before sending it off to a lender to look at.
A good broker is a valuable resource, because they do all of the running around for you, and stand a better chance, with their experience of different lenders, know which one is going to :
- Approve the loan, and...
- Give you the best deal possible, given your individual circumstances.
There are personal loan, and secured loan brokers advertising on this website who are specialists in their field.
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Loan Type
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EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Read about the Loan Types depending on Your Employment Status.
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CREDIT STATUS
Find out what's possible depending on your Credit History.
Read about the different Loan Types, Loans available for your Employment Status, and Loans available depending on your Credit Status.
Due to the recent Global Financial Credit Crisis, many Lenders have become more 'conservative' in their lending guidelines, meaning that they have tightened up on lending to people with poor credit histories, especially people who have multiple defaults with lending institutions, like Banks... » Read About Credit Status here
Guidelines around Employment Status, and continuity of employment, has also been tightened, and most 'mainstream' Lenders will not lend their money while you are on a 'probationary' period... » See Guidlines here
Take time to read, and become better informed before you apply, and when you do make a personal loan application, make sure that you complete all the questions truthfully, and in as much detail as possible... » Read About the 6 'C' of Credit Assessment here
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