I have no credit will this affect me getting a job at the bank as a teller? I did great on the interview.?
Answers: Having no credit will likely not hurt you, but having bad credit will make a difference. Good luck on the new job. They will likely do a credit check and as long as your resume matches that of a person with no credit, there shouldn't be a problem. What I mean is if you are a recent graduate or someone like that who would not be expected to have much of a credit rating yet, for example.
No credit is fine, but BAD credit is different story.
Does this site give the impression of being approaching a scam?
http://www.badcreditfinancialexperts.com...I need a student and personal loan and enjoy no credit and mom has discouraging credit and this guarantees it. it has no phone # to contact and asks for $ upfront. please dance to the site and tell me what you meditate i'm really desperate
Answers: Definitely a scam. Haahaha I can tell right rotten the bat just by the URL.
jump through the financial aid person AT your arts school
that is where on earth you should start..not at some online scammer
Please don't fall for it. I infer needing money but enjoy someone else co-sign for you at the bank or beckon a place like sallie mae or astrive. They are ligit and do this every daytime. Until you get your money, since you said you requirement it now, use a low interest credit card and pay packet it off next to your money when you get it.
if it's not creditable and it have no number or address to verify then it is a scam. so yes. don't do it. are you sure you hold no credit most people do when they don't infer so. personal loan i can help beside that but right no it's late see me following. you should be able to return with financial aid if you have little money.
Try www.credit.com/ they hold a phone number 1-877-273-4273. They other site is a scam.
You said that:
"It has no phone # to contact", would you trust on somebody resembling that ?
" and asks for $ upfront " ... Please, don't do it !
Smells bad, pretty doomed to failure.
Remember, not to do that kind of stuff when you're desperate.
Think that the are masses ways (and many, frequent lenders) to get your loan. In certainty, online applications are a cheaper and comfortable way to procure a borrow, since you have the propensity to compare many lenders at one and the same time.
We don't know how much you'll need, but I must recommend you Cash-Central, they're big and trusty.
Here's an earth-shattering point: Many online lenders won't borrow you more than US$2000-2500, so... if you need more than that, you should start thinking on going through a local loan company.
But, as they vote on their own site "Customer Notice:
Money advances should be used for short-term financial requirements only, not as a long-term financial solution. Customers near credit difficulties should seek credit counseling."
You may be step to estudentloan.com too, a pretty good Loan Finder.
As they told you in the past, perhaps you must stir trough the financial services at your school, they sure will assistance you and find a solution for you.
Goog luck,
Edward
Foreclosure?
I'm from louisiana when they foreclose on your home how long is the process? How do they go by selling do they get rid of it to the lowest bidder and if the do will I still owe the company? Or should I file collapse and get it over near? Because doesnt it stay on your credit report for seven years when the foreclose on your home?Answers: The process is 6 months long. Yes, they will likely auction the home within a foreclosure sale, if you defaulting. The loan company will take posession. Usually the wall sells the loan to another company and they can do what they want near it. The foreclosure stays on your credit record for 10 years, not seven. Seven years is for regular stuff approaching credit cards and other loans. It's like the DMV. They can jump back even further when they want to, such as when you apply for a commercial license they don't stop at the 3 year parameter.
When you file for ruin, it still takes a long time and will be stretched out historic the foreclosure time, so that will not help your situation. You will still expire up going into foreclosure. The key is that if your leading goal is to hold on to the house, then you can tolerate all your other bills step and as long as you pay the mortgage, they cannot rob your home from you. At that point, you can file for ruin and start again. Your credit will be trashed, but at least you still enjoy your home and in 7 years you will be within pretty good shape credit knowledgeable, plus you will still have your home if you enjoy kept making payments.
Now, if you know you cannot make the house payments, you would do the reverse strategy and pay cheque all your bills except the house and hurry up and find someone to buy it from you in the past it gets foreclosed upon. This will put aside your credit. I hope this helps.
yes they will get rid of it to the highest bidder. Yes you will owe any remaining stability on your mortgage after the sale. Yes a forclosure will stay on your credit report. BUT so will a collapse! Possible file chapter 13 and hang on to the house..