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Can your Social Security Benefits be taken away for a Bank Loan?

Question by Picklez: Can your Social Security Benefits be taken away for a Bank Loan?
Do I have to pay back a bank loan if my only source of Income is Social Security

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Answer by MadMan
No. But you need to make sure that the bank knows that the source of the money is just social security or they might try to take it anyway.

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Posted by getloans - May 14, 2013 at 1:58 pm

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Have no credit, need small bank loan but have a cosigner?

Question by Katy: Have no credit, need small bank loan but have a cosigner?
I will be attempting to get a small bank loan here soon. However i have no credit, but 1 account in good standing and 2 potentially negative accounts being taken care of. I have a cosigner with ok to good credit. Whats my chances with the cosigner?

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Answer by Judy
What kind of loan? Car loan, decent chance if your cosigner has good credit – don’t know just what you mean by “ok to good”.

If a personal loan, almost no chance.

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Posted by getloans - May 7, 2013 at 1:14 pm

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Things To Know About Credit Card Advance

The personal type could range from cash amount of 100 to 1000 dollars and are paid back within a little amount of time like a month coupled with interest and other small fees. It is known as ‘payday loan’.On the other hand, the business credit card advance type, also known as merchant loan or business cash advance, differs from a payday loan.

A merchant loan lender buys a tiny portion of your future credit card sales that comes with a discount, and it depends on the amount of credit card sales your business can rake in per month. The, they will program their system to subtract a percentage of your daily credit sales to pay in advance for your credit card purchases.

Considering the amount of money depends upon your daily sales, the payback amount being paid daily varies on a daily basis. This is known as flexible pay back schedule. By making use of such system, you can regulate your payment less on slow days and more on days that are actually busier and haul in a bigger income. The time frame for the payback can be from 6 to 9 months. A lot of businessmen use this method if they cannot obtain a loan from a specific bank or they cannot afford to wait for the time it takes to have a bank loan made.

Credit card advances are costlier compared to bank loans but they have benefits that outweigh the setbacks. Some of these are the following:

Consumers are instantly funded in just a matter of days rather than waiting for months.

No collateral items are pawned or left just to make loans.

No terms or agreements are needed regarding how the borrower will spend the money.

Lenders will try to look up for credit score but not much weight is given on poor credit history.

Not all people will be able to avail of this type of financing. See to it that before applying for one, you can comply with the requirements.

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Posted by Cathy Miller - May 4, 2013 at 12:41 pm

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Q&A: Is there anything i need to know about a bank loan?

Question by FlyingMattress: Is there anything i need to know about a bank loan?
Okay so im trying to get a bank loan cause im buying a car from a private owner, and i dont feel like i can trust the person im paying the car on! i need help in case there’s something im missing!? please help! thanks!

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Answer by Dan B
It’s good that you are using a bank to finance the car. Why? Because the seller is (like most people) not well versed in financing. They don’t understand interest or how to track and document your payments.

Applying for a bank loan to buy a car is the same, whether from a private party or a dealership. But you have to be sure the car you are buying is worth what you are paying. The bank doesn’t care if the car is a piece of junk. If you are borrowing the loan value of the car, you’ll be stuck with the debt regardless of the condition of the car.

Before applying for the loan, check the paperwork on the car. Is the title clear of lien holders. The title must be the ORIGINAL, not a photocopy (which can be altered). Also, check the registration. The seller must be the same person on the front of both documents or the seller must have a power of attorney authorizing him to make the sale on behalf of the true owner. Also, the VIN# must be the same on the car, title and registration. Don’t accept a “typo error” as an excuse for the mismatch. There are no typos on these documents.

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Posted by getloans - April 23, 2013 at 1:08 pm

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Can I call the credit card company and ask for a higher limit?

Question by starfishblues: Can I call the credit card company and ask for a higher limit?
I got a credit card about 6 months ago with a limit of just $ 800. It’s a student credit card. Can I call the credit card company and ask for a higher credit limit? I’ve heard you can ask for a lower interest rate and sometimes they’ll give it to you, but is the same true for a higher credit limit?

Thanks in advance.

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Answer by Dr. Savvas

As a general rule, banks are always happy to give a higher credit limit.

However it does depend on the specific bank that you’ve been issued the card.

Usually banks look at your income and sources of funding prior to increasing the credit limit, but they do not pay much attention to it. So most probably the bank will increase the credit limit,

if not. tell them you found a better deal with some other bank, they will then ask which bank; give them a bank’s name in random and provide them with a reasonable deal and I guarantee you that they will match it.(the deal)

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Posted by getloans - April 9, 2013 at 1:54 pm

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What happens to bank loans in case the debtor company goes insolvent?

Question by Syed Nadim: What happens to bank loans in case the debtor company goes insolvent?
I would like to know the fate / process of recovery of bank loans in case the debtor business goes insolvent / bankrupt with particular reference to UK laws. What could be the precautions which a lending banker may take while lending to ensure recovery in case of insolvency / bankruptcy?

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Answer by GetOutofDebt.org
If it is a debt you owe the company, you still owe it. The precaution is good qualification and an appropriate interest rate based on risk to price comparable loans at a rate where the estimation of profit exceeds the estimation of loss. That’s how banks make a profit.

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Posted by getloans - March 15, 2013 at 1:39 pm

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A Pragmatist’s Guide to Leveraged Finance: Credit Analysis for Bonds and Bank Debt (Applied Corporate Finance)

A Pragmatist’s Guide to Leveraged Finance: Credit Analysis for Bonds and Bank Debt (Applied Corporate Finance)

A Pragmatist's Guide to Leveraged Finance: Credit Analysis for Bonds and Bank Debt (Applied Corporate Finance)

The First Practical Guide to Credit Analysis for Today’s ,500,000,000,000+ High-Yield Leveraged Bond and Loan Markets

 

The high-yield, leveraged bond and loan market now exceeds .3 trillion in North America, €650 billion in Europe, and another 0 billion in emerging markets—and it’s growing fast. This market combines aspects of conventional fixed income markets, the event-driven volatility typically associated with equities, and structural features present nowhere else. To succeed in this market, you need credit analysis skills and insights specifically designed for it. Now, for the first time, there’s a complete practical guide to performing this analysis.

Credit Suisse high-yield specialist Robert S. Kricheff focuses on how financial professionals actually prepare and use leveraged finance credit analysis, offering examples addressing diverse scenarios and a wide spectrum of credit risks, from companies near-investment-grade to firms in bankruptcy. He illuminates credit analysis as a dynamic process, shows how to evaluate both financial liquidity and asset protection, demonstrates how to use the field’s key tools, and explains how to apply the insights that make analysis an art, not just a science.

• Projecting liquidity

Will sufficient cash be generated to pay interest and principal?

• Evaluating assets

Can the investor be protected by the value of underlying assets?

• Applying financial ratios and metrics

How can credit quality be analyzed and investment options compared?

• Evaluating management and ownership

Can the company leaders deliver what they promise?

• Investing on breaking news

How can you profit from the junk bond market’s volatility?

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Posted by getloans - February 26, 2013 at 9:08 am

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Will the bank give you a small loan/check if a place doesn’t accept credit cards?

Question by Kid ‘Ney: Will the bank give you a small loan/check if a place doesn’t accept credit cards?
I want to pay for my apartment but the place I’m applying at won’t accept my credit card. Can I go to the bank for a small loan/check in order to make my payment? Also will the bank accept my credit card for payment?

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Answer by funwithdouger

Get an advance on your credit card. you can do this at the bank or a bank machine. Then put that money in your bank account and write the check.
The bank would have a fee for writing up the loan and it’s a big haste. It’s much easier to raise the limit on your credit card.
Now write several credit card companies and ask for a lower interest rate. To get your business from another bank they will offer you a lower interest rate and do a balance transfer from the other credit card. They may even throw in a rate increase. Be carefull and don’t fall into to much credit card dept.

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Posted by getloans - February 16, 2013 at 2:51 pm

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