View Full Version : I need a 10,000 unsecured personal loan and I have bad credit
filtersabre
Feb 15, 2010, 08:44 AM
I have bad credit and need at least a $10,000 personal unsecured loan. I'm recently divorced and want to start my new life on a clean slate. I already met with a lawyer and I do not quality for bankruptcy and was given advice from my lawyer to stay away from debt consolidation company's. I just need one company/bank to give me a chance to start over, but nobody will. Any idea who might give me this chance?
Curlyben
Feb 15, 2010, 08:46 AM
Honestly, in the current financial climate, you have zero chance.
The minimum any company would be looking for is some kind of security to off set the $$ value.
DownUnder
Feb 15, 2010, 10:52 AM
Why do you not qualify for bankruptcy? But there is no way based on what you have told us will you get a loan for $10,000. If these are personal debts try to work on paying them off even if it means cutting out everything but the basics like rent food utilities. Just a thought,
With the economy as bad as it is banks are really tight with their lending
DownUnder
Feb 15, 2010, 05:08 PM
Something does not sound right, a person would have to be crazy to give out that information here! This site is for advising people! Not trying to give some poor soul a loan that has bad credit. Come on now, don't try to scam us!
Fr_Chuck
Feb 15, 2010, 07:42 PM
OK, first why did you not qualify, in general it has to do with debt to income ratio, if you don't owe much and make a lot of money that is one reason?
But beyond maybe 500 dollars from a high risk local loan company, or maybe a few hundred from a payday loan place, sorry,
Can you get a second job to help pay your bills.
1. why did they tell you that you did not qualify
2. sadly many bankruptcy attorneys are not up on the laws, I found this out personally when I interviewed some last year. * I asked 5 the same question, and I asked the local bankruptcy trustee. Only one of the five attorneys knew the answer to the question ( it was a simple one on time limits)
So doubel check with another attorney to be sure.
If you have a lot of credit card debts, you sometimes can settle with them,
DownUnder
Jul 23, 2010, 04:52 PM
This post needs to be deleted! We are not here to provide free advertizing! More than likely this is someone trying to pull a scam