|
|
|
PD Institute
|
Guarantor Loans Explained - Guarantor Loan Information
Free Guarantor Loans Information & Guide.
|
|
|
|
 |
What are Guarantor Loans?
|
|
A guarantor loan means that someone else will be guaranteeing to the lenders that the loan will be repaid which is why it is called a guarantor loan. A guarantor loan is a type of unsecured loan that is usually repayable over a relatively short period of time. A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay the loan back, if the borrower can't. Usually a guarantor needs to be a homeowner, aged 18-70, who hasn’t had trouble paying back bills in the past and can afford to repay the loan if the borrower can’t. Most people use a friend or family member but you can use anyone from a landlord to a colleague.
|
Who are Guarantor Loans suitable for?
|
|
Guarantor loans are loans provided to people who might not be accepted for a loan elsewhere. Some reasons why a person might not be accepted for a loan could be someone who is self employed, works part time, on a low income or unemployed, students, those who are too young to be consider by a bank or other lenders and tenants who have no home to offer as security. A bad or poor credit history can also stop you from getting the loan you want and there are thousands of people who are turned down for loans everyday because of a credit score. However, this is where guarantor loans come in. Guarantor loans are specifically designed for people with a less than perfect credit history. Guarantor loans can be a means of enabling individuals to start rebuilding their credit histories by demonstrating that they are responsible borrowers.
|
|
|
|
|
To get Amigo Guarantor Loans there are no credit checks and they can get your loan paid out as quickly as possible. You can borrow between £500 and £5000 over a one to five year period. They do not charge for late payments, phone calls or letters and there are no early settlement charges or fees. They calculate interest daily, so if you clear your loan early, you only have to pay interest for the time that you've had the loan. That way the quicker you pay them back, the cheaper your loan is. With Amigo you will have an online account where you can manage your loan. They have joined up with PayPoint so you can pay cash at over 23,000 stores and they have a 24 hour payment line so you can call them whenever you want.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
©2012 PDinstitute.org.uk. All rights reserved. |
|
|
|