Unlike loans for a car or house, personal loans are unsecured and not backed by collateral, so lenders place a lot of emphasis on credit scores for determining who they approve and the interest rate a borrower may receive.
Not exact matches
While,
unlike a
car loan or a mortgage, you don't have to put up any collateral
for a personal
loan, you may have the option to do so.
Unlike many other lenders, My Auto
Loan issues
loans for private party purchases, meaning that you don't have to work with a dealership when searching
for a
car.
Unlike a mortgage or
car loan — which are examples of installment credit — or a credit card, revolving credit doesn't have to be earmarked
for a specific purpose upfront.
Unlike a mortgage or a
car loan, where your purchase serves as a collateral, and funds lent may not be used
for any other purpose, unsecured personal
loans truly provide a freedom of spending.
An auto title
loan is based on the equity of your Chrysler 300 and your ability to repay the
loan, where LoanMart will take over the title to the vehicle as the lien holder
for the duration of your payment period; we do this so that you may have free reign of your
car,
unlike other lenders that want to impound your
car!
Unlike financing your vehicle through a bank, credit union, or pawn shop,
car title
loans are a quick and painless way of obtaining money
for any sort of life event that may occur, especially financial emergencies.
Subprime borrowers have easier time getting
car loans —
Unlike with credit cards, auto
loans are becoming more available
for borrowers with blemished credit... (See Auto
loans)
Opening 3 cards at once dings credit score —
Unlike rapid - fire applications
for mortgages or
car loans, which are bundled into a single credit score hit, each card application counts against you... (See Credit score)
For instance, unlike in the past when many who were over age 65 had their home mortgage paid off and no other large debt obligations, today — due in part to the fact that people are living much longer — it is not uncommon for someone who is a senior to still have a large amount of mortgage debt, car loan (s), and / or credit card de
For instance,
unlike in the past when many who were over age 65 had their home mortgage paid off and no other large debt obligations, today — due in part to the fact that people are living much longer — it is not uncommon
for someone who is a senior to still have a large amount of mortgage debt, car loan (s), and / or credit card de
for someone who is a senior to still have a large amount of mortgage debt,
car loan (s), and / or credit card debt.