Where can i get a personal loan besides bank & GE?
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Singapore Post have a new personal loan - where you can loan up to 2 months salary. Bring your original latest 6 months payslips.
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Loads of places - HFC bank are a favourite for unsecured loans. You will only need a guarantor if you are young and/or have a poor, or limited credit rating.\n\nOtherwise they are only too keen to lend you money but as the other answerer said - be ready for high interest rates and hefty repayment schedule.\n\nOff to buy Xmas presents already? Good luck..........
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Try to get a consumer loan at MBNA (www.mbna.com), or bank of america (www.bankofamerica.com) and they usually have loans for that reason and amount. MBNA has gold consumer loans and you will be paying about $200-300 a month for a $10,000 loan. Also check local banks in your area. They may be able to work with you to find an affordable amount. If not try to do little by little shopping and try consignment stores until you get full approval.
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apply to the SBA.  they handle business loans.
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Any bank or convient store can help...
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Apply to a bank or a mortgage company
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Don't do it from a store, they will rip you off with probably 10-20%.  You should just take out a personal loan from a bank or credit union.  Depending on whether it's a secured or unsecured loan it should be around 8-11% I'd believe.  You could also take out a home equity loan if you have a home.\n\nMy credit union has secured for 9.99% and various rates around 10.5% for unsecured.
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Try one of the online banks, for example: www.allstatebank.com,   www.capitalonebank.com,   www.ing.com
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Head over to http://www.firstgov.gov and click on 'benefits and grants' to find the loan you need.
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You can approach the Bank in which you already have a Current Account, or Savings Account, for a personal loan - for which, you will naturally be expected to provide collateral [a security pledged for the repayment of a loan] - in the form of either jewellery, or the deeds of some land/home/property that is legally in your name. Depending on your history [no overdrafts, no bounced cheques, etc.] with their Bank, they will give you a loan, at a very reasonable interest rate.\nIf you do not have any collateral, you will be forced to approach money-lenders - who will ask you to produce personal guarantees from your solvent relations or friends, for the repayment of their loan. Their interest rates will also be exhorbitant - and you will find it very hard, to pay even their monthly interest dues, leave alone repay the money borrowed !\n...As 'private classes' are nothing new in India, nobody who does not know you personally will care to invest in this 'high risk' venture - as they have no proof of either your tutoring skills, or capabilities to successfully operate a financially viable set of 'private classes' !\nMy intention is NOT to discourage you : I strongly recommend that you start small instead - in your own home, or terrace. If you prove a good and efficient tutor, word will spread - and more students will come knocking at your doors. \n...That will be the time, when you should invest from your own income/savings in setting-up 'classrooms' for your 'school'.\nBest of Luck.
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good luck trying to get one..\nhold off on another loan; work to pay off your current ones as of now..
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Walk into your local credit unions and sit down with them to ask for loans.  Also Aames Home Loan (based in Los Angeles, CA) specializes in "risky lenders".
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Other than the Stafford Loan, most private lenders require a co-signer.  However, check with banks, or institutions affiliated with student loans...EdAmerica, Sallie Mae, Perkins, etc.  Good luck.
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I think you should make an appointment with a bank or loan company
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Talk to the bank that did the loan. Maybe they can add your spouse on the paperwork. Hope this helps.
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the housing authority in your local area. Section 8 and most home loan company  have offers you should look into Countrywide Home loans and New Century home loans.
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Take out a loan at your bank (or a second mortgage).