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Poor Credit Rating Loans
Poor credit rating loans are for homeowners and tenants who have a poor credit rating. A credit rating is usually determined when
a company completes a credit score on you. A credit score is similar to a credit search in that your personal details are analysed. All banks
and credit companies work differently but with a credit score certain attributes can be awarded points. For example you might receive a
point for being on the voters roll, a point for having a mortgage that has not defaulted for 6 months, perhaps points will be deducted from
your score if you have a ccj, a default, arrears or if you have missed a credit card payment. No-one knows exactly what or how points are awarded
and deducted by each credit scoring system but the end result is that you will have a credit rating score and if that credit rating score is not
high enough to meet a particular lender's threshold your loan application will be declined because of a poor credit rating or an insufficient credit
rating score.
Therefore, you can be declined because of a poor credit rating even if you do not have any bad credit but you still do not meet the credit rating required for a
loan. This aside, many people now refer to poor credit rating loans as loans for people with poor credit such as ccjs, defaults, arrears, missed credit
card bills, late bill payments, excess of overdraft limits etc.
There are some poor credit rating loans companies who specialise in poor credit rating loans. They have criteria specifically designed to
pass people with a poor credit score. Some poor credit rating loans lenders will pass you on a loan that also applies to people with clean credit if for
example you have clean credit but have failed just because you are not on the voters roll. Some poor credit rating loans lenders will even accept people
with any amount of poor credit but obviously the rates they offer will probably be higher because of the increased risk the lender might have to pay for.
Do you need a poor credit rating tenant loan? If so, you may find it harder than a homeowner with poor credit to achieve a high enough credit
score to be accepted. This is because you may not be on the voters roll, you may not have a mortgage or any credit history at all to score (this
is why some people think it is bad to have never had any credit at all). Often the credit rating score threshold for an unsecured loan could be
higher than that of a secured loan because the lender could be taking more risk therefore if you have poor credit you may be declined an unsecured
loan for poor credit rating. Unsecured loans for poor credit rating are hard to be approved because lenders will consider them to
be high risk based on their statistics. The same thing applies to poor credit rating personal loans since a poor credit rating personal loan is
the same as a poor credit rating unsecured loan.
Did you know that many banks (including poor credit rating loans lenders) do not lend their own money and have to borrow money from a finance house to lend to you? Therefore many lenders
have to pay interest themselves on the money they lend you.
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