As the high street lending glut of the last 20 years has come to an end so has the hardship begun for those who have bad credit ratings. The tightening of the lending rules regarding boroowoers has created a nation where the subprime lending market is trully on fire right now. Risky consumers benched by the high street lenders are desperate for a second chance and will pay ridiculous sums to get it on the oppurtunity offered by these lenders. The risk is clear but when you are in the situation many find themselves - bad credit, need to build their credit rating, these lenders are the golden ticket off the vicious circle.
The problem with the high street banks and popular lenders is that they will not just turn your loan application down, yet this particular credit check will cause a mark against your credit profile and this will not aid your current circumstances. The usual routine would be for you to find a poor credit lender that will provide perhaps a large personal loan amount, but you can expect to pay heavy interest rates with APR rates sitting around the 50/60% mark. Logbook loans and payday loans have become popular, but these are the very worst scenarios in regards to the interest rates and the longer you possess such credit the worse these fees will rise to. That is especially the case for payday loans in the UK where there is no no prohibition on “rolling over” lending and this is where the interest really starts to bite.
Whether it is your desire to fix your credit rating or perhaps to simply be accepted for a loan amount - it is important that you get the best deals available to you. Through my own personal experiences I would have advised consumers to look at bad credit cards that have received a great deal of positive press, but recently I stumbled upon guarantor loans that have quickly emerged within the UK, yet still don’t seem to be quite widespread across the globe. These guarantor loans become instantly appealing by their competitive APR rates (around 40%), the fact that they require no credit check and the fact that anyone can soon pick up unsecured loan amounts up to around the £3000 mark. Despite few lenders, yet mountains of brokers, I can see guarantor loans growing enormously in the future.
I even setup my blog specifically tailored towards guarantor loans, as I have so much belief and interest in this new subprime lending concept. Covering the basics, you apply for a typical loan amount between £500 and £3000 and will then be accepted with no credit check from the simple backing of a guarantor who will stand in and provide responsibility for the debt should you (the applicant) default at any time. Sure, the guarantor must be a homeowner and must have a good credit history themselves, but the concept is so refreshing as you are backed by a family member or friend, rather than be judged by a computer. If they take responsibility and you go ahead and pay every payment as and when it should be paid then your credit profile will build itself quickly and just remember that this is with no initial credit check.
Although it is may seem daunting to ask someone to stand in as your guarantor, all that you are asking for is a backing of trust and should you then prove yourself your credit rating will improve and the guarantor will never even have to hear from the guarantor lender again. Another benefit has to be the APR rates that beat those offered from established lenders within the subprime market and you will never have to pay any upfront fees. Guarantor loans are innovative and I am sure that more lenders will emerge in the near future. We all make mistakes, but if you are serious about being responsible and about being provided a second chance then a guarantor loan may just be right up your street.
Bad Credit Guarantor Loans is a place where you learn more about guarantor loans, payday loans and other unsecured loan types. It’s run by people who have worked inside the subprime and prime industry and really understand your problems, concerns and questions.
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