Signature loans work by putting in your signature as
collateral for the loan instead of an asset.
Not exact matches
These work similar to home equity
loans except
instead of putting your house up
for collateral, your commercial real estate or equipment is at stake.
But here's the real kicker: When you take out a policy
loan, you're borrowing from the insurance company's general fund, NOT from your own cash value directly, which
instead is simply the
collateral for the
loan.
Upon retirement, rather than withdrawing the investments as income,
instead the policy is used as
collateral for a
loan.
Instead of relying on your credit rating, the lender uses your car as
collateral for High Point title
loans.
Instead of getting a home equity
loan and borrowing money against the value of your house, opt
for a no -
collateral personal
loan.
If you're not a great candidate
for a
loan now, work on repairing your personal credit now
instead of offering up your spouse's credit as
collateral.