what are other options of receiving help via loans if you have bad credit and no one seems to want to help you
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You would probably be able to get a secured loan if you are able to provide collateral such as a car title.
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It is. Most institutions have crediters that they work through. The government also offers student loans. I believe that there are even programs offered for those with bad credit. The only way you for sure will not be able to get them is if you have defaulted on student loans before
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Some credit is available to people with bad credit experience.\n\ngood luck !
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Call your department of public aid...often they offer assistance for low income individuals/ families
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It is possible to get a debt consolidation loan with bad credit, but not all of your debts may be eligible. \n\nHowever, consolidating what you can could be a good start. Combine your credit cards, etc into one manageable debt. There are companies that will provide this, even if you have bad credit. This should free more of your income to tackle your other debts.\n\nAnd you must do this. Don't use debt consolidation simply as an excuse to rack up even more debt: if you do, you'll end up going bankrupt.\n\nForce yourself to budget your expenditure within your income. This must include whatever it takes to repay your other debts. Cut up all but one of your credit cards. Leave the one remaining card at home, to be used only in emergencies. Pay for everything by cash. When you pay cash it forces you to understand the real value of money!\n\nThis is hard, but if you stick to it, you'll not only repay your debts, you'll repair your credit as well. \n\nGood luck.
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There are debt consolidation companies that will help you out. Also, you can apply for a debt consolidation loan from your own bank.
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banks are not the place to go to if you have bad credit; you'll need to talk to a broker or retailer in the area of financing you desire.\n\nWhat do you want?  A house, a car, a loan, a student loan?  Etc....\n\nThere are varing degrees of bad credit.  The easiest to do is talk to a mortgage broker, as their credit terms will be most generous (to buy a house).  Do this even if you don't want a house, as you'll get an honest assesment of your credit this way.\n\nIf they can't help you, you need to talk to a credit counseler to rebuild.  You'll need to wait a couple years for results.
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There is always a loan provider willing to make a loan. The terms may be unfavorable..this is how the loan institution compensates for the risk. Attempt to find out why you are being turned down and fix that problem.
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Try your county Social Services Department.  They probably will be able to refer you to agencies appropriate for your particular need,  whether it be "crisis assistance" or "credit counseling"
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The only way I know of is to get a co-signor on a loan, and re-establish your credit from there. See if your bank will work with you on a small credit-reestablishing loan as well. Most banks will, especially if you tell them your circumstances.
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You would have to run through a credit scoring application process, and they would also look at which benefits you get it, how much etc.  Have you thought about how you would afford loan repayments.\n\nIf it is for something critical, then the council do small loans called crisis loans which may be your best bet.
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The first thing you need is a really good idea.  Do you want to sell products or services, offer information, etc?  Business loans are available for people with bad credit but grants are very few and far between.  If you need a loan, most areas now have a women's business alliance or something similar where you can get assistance with writing a business plan and securing a low interest SBA loan.  You can also try to find an independent investor, but you will sacrifice some control since they hold the "purse strings".  If you can start small, you may not need financing.  \nJust remember that it takes times.  Good luck to you.
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go to your local bank and ask for info. a lot of places will give you a loan with bad credit. don't you ever watch television??
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Your local consumer credit counseling agency may be able to offer advice and possibly assistance.  \n\nI would try the one that is actually called CCCS rather than one that may advertise as credit counseling.  CCCS is non-profit and offers free advice.
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If you have credit without bad mark on it I am sure you can get a loan from a private source(bank or person).  Also depending on how much you need you maybe able to use other options like credit cards.
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Unfortunately (certainly in the UK) there's no way to get a loan that fast...as you will have to supply details...get checked and so on - so a week is usual.\n\nAn overdraught facility with your bank can be arranged faster...but whether they will depends...\n\nIf you have bad credit then you are counted by the industry as higher risk and so will be charged greater rates of interest.  So you should think carefully before entering any agreement - as you will pay back much more than you borrow - which will obviously create more problems in the long term.\n\nThe best place I found to investigate loans (in the UK) was moneyfacts.co.uk - they compare the lot - but of course it might not apply to your circumstances.\n\nBut to be honest a loan isn't going to fix your troubles (sorry!) - and if you're finding yourself getting in trouble financially there are loads of great charities that aim to help people struggling.  Here are two:\n\nhttp://www.cccs.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.consumercredit.com/\n\nAll the best
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If you have bad credit, no one is going to be willing to give you an unsecured loan.  If they did, you would only be digging yourself deeper into debt.  \nMy suggestion is to order your credit reports and dispute anything that is old, payoff anything that has a high balance in respect to credit limit.  Use your tax retun money and create a strategy to pay off your balances.