anyone have recommendations for loans for active duty military personnel?
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Visit www.pioneermilitaryloans.com, they loan\nup to 10000 for active duty military on-line,\nI tried but was not able to as they only loan to\nactive military and I am retired. Good luck
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Try Lending Tree I understand they have various  banks to choose from to make loans for all types of credit.
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Vist www.nelnet.net. Inquire on the Federal Stafford Loan. That's what I did. I'm 18 with no credit and no cosigner. Mostly everyone is approved.
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Two of the largest unsecured loan brokers in the country are:\n\nhttp://www.advantageloansuk.co.uk\nhttp://www.tenantloansonline.com\n\nEither one of them will find the best loan that is avaliable to you based on your current circumstances.
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Your school probably isn't accredited, so they are not allowed to participate in Federal Student Aid programs, nor will your attendance there help you obtain the types of private loans intended for traditional students.  But there ARE private student loan lenders out there who cater to students in your situation.  What you need to look for is a "career" loan.  Try any of these:\n\nSallie Mae: http://www.salliemae.com/apply/borrowing/career_training.html\nStudent Loan Xpress: http://www.careerxpressloan.com/\nSunTrust: http://www.careerxpressloan.com/\nWells Fargo: https://www.wellsfargo.com/wf/student/loans/undergrad/career
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Hello try here lots of loan programs
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Check with your local AAFES store.  Auto manufacturers used to give some pretty good deals to returning troops through the post exchange. Don't know if they still do, but it's a place to start.
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Call the VA or visit their web site.  You should qualify for a loan.
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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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The VA does not normally make direct loans.  The loan is made by a bank or mortgage company.  They use their standard underwriting rules when qualifying you for the loan.  The VA only guarantees part of the loan.  This guarantee is usually sufficient to avoid having to provide a down payment.\n\nWhen I retired from the AF, I had a job offer in a different area 2 months before my last duty day.  It just takes work to do that, but it's entirely do-able.  I was able to get a mortgage based on my employment history and the new job committment.\n\nMost lenders like to see a stable employment history, typically 2 or more years in the same industry and 6 months in your current job.  You alread meet that test.  Many lenders specialize in working with military personnel.  Ideally, look for a credit union with military ties in your new location.  If they are satisfied that you are likely to find a position that provides sufficient income to pay the mortgage they may will take a chance on you.  At the very least, they will probably give you a conditional approval based on finding a job with adequate income.  You'll probably need to actually get the job before they'll fund a mortgage but at least the scut work will be done.\n\nIf you can't fnd a lender in advance and don't have a job prior to your ETS you'll have to rent at least temporarily.  Ask for a month-to-month contract as you're trying to buy a home.  Or ask for a clause in your lease that allows you to break the lease to move into a purchased home.  That's not unusual.  Not all landlords will do it but it doesn't hurt to ask.  I did that twice in my military career and one time the landlord agreed to add the clause AFTER I'd signed the lease.\n\nUnless you ask for what you want, the answer will automatically be "No!"  And if the first lender or landlord says, "No!" then look for another one.  Someone out there IS willing to work with you on this, you just need to ask around.
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student loans. try the guidence office at your school
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Your local bank would be an ideal first step.  Another choice is maybe a credit union you belong to - USAA, State Employees, ask your HR department if there is a credit union they are affiliated with, or could refer you too.\n\nOne choice is also to discuss this with the loan company you're already with.  Ford Motor Credit, Honda Finance, or whoever.\n\nLastly, if you can't get resolution or if your credit is maybe not ideal, try someone like Wells Fargo Financial Acceptance, Chase Manhattan Auto, Triad Financial, Citizens, Car Finance, Americredit, to name a few.
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Try Farmers insurnace, they usually have low rates.  If you have good credit, call American Expressm their rates are great!
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You should check out Brian Sacks' Website at:\nhttp://www.loanofficersuccess.com
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I invite you to check out the All Solutions Network website (at the sources bellow). There, you can access all kinds of information on different kinds of services. Also, what kind of loan are you talking about? Check out the sources I provide to you, and you might find something that may interest you...GOOD LUCK!
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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 have had good experience with GE Money bank. Just paid off a 36 month int rest free loan. Can't beat that for a loan anywhere.