Not exact matches
The higher APRs go to
applicants with poor credit while the low APRs go to
applicants with high
credit scores.
The best mortgage programs for
applicants with poor credit scores are those designed to reduce the risk borne by the lender.
Applicants with low
credit scores combined
with low debt to income ratios often have a
poor payment history.
Applicants with poor credit receive rates 15 % or higher.
Banks and trust companies will automatically turn down
applicants with poor credit score
with no chance for further negotiation.
To understand how a
poor credit applicant would be more attractive to a lender than a person
with no history, you have to look at the situation through a lender's eyes.
There is a certain logic to that idea, of course, but as long as an
applicant can get loan approval
with poor credit scores, there is always the chance to secure the funds needed to alleviate the financial burden.
Peerform, on the other hand, only requires borrowers to have a personal
credit score of 600 or above, making it a good choice for
applicants with poor to fair
credit.
It might seem strange that a lender would trust such a large debt to someone
with a
poor credit history, but the economic reality dictates that lenders have a more open view when considering bad
credit applicants.
Loans are not supposed to be available to
applicants with poor credit histories.
The best mortgage programs for
applicants with poor credit scores are those designed to reduce the risk borne by the lender.
While a guaranteed approval on loans
with poor credit is never completely assured, it is much more likely that a successful
applicant can be made at a bank where the account of the
applicant is set up, and has been for some time.
These personal loans
with bad
credit tend to have very
poor terms, not just because they are unsecured but also because the
applicant has a bad
credit score.
Lenders who are offering personal loans that are unsecured would of course be on red alert if they meet an
applicant with poor credit rating.
In addition, they can find the lenders who specialize in various market niches that many other lenders avoid, such as loans to
applicants with poor credit ratings, loans to borrowers who do not intend to occupy the property, loans
with minimal or no down payment, and so on.
Apply
with bad
credit - If you are having trouble getting a loan from traditional lenders because of a
poor credit score, payday lenders do not require
applicants to have a perfect score.
Although
credit building cards are designed
with those who have a
poor credit rating in mind, not all
applicants will be accepted.
By screening out
applicants with a
poor credit score, businesses aim to reduce workplace theft and fraud.
It stands to reason that lenders are more likely to grant loan approval
with poor credit histories to
applicants who are recovering their
credit reputation, and strengthening their position than to those who are going in the other direction.
Credit scores do not weigh in, and applicants with poor credit have the same possibility of garnering approval as those with good c
Credit scores do not weigh in, and
applicants with poor credit have the same possibility of garnering approval as those with good c
credit have the same possibility of garnering approval as those
with good
creditcredit.
Although you won't be offered fewer months on this card, some accepted
applicants with a slightly
poorer credit score will be given a 29.9 % interest rate, as Barclaycard operates rate - for - risk pricing.
As a result, lenders continue to be misled into treating loan
applicants with poor credit as prime -
credit candidates — worsening already critical fraud and delinquency problems in the mortgage market.
A bad
credit personal loan is particularly useful for
applicants with thorny
credit issues such as bankruptcy or
with no
credit or
poor credit.
No one will argue
with the idea that traditional lenders are not as willing to lend to
applicants with poor credit histories than to those
with excellent...
The first one that was talked about quite a bit today, this morning, is that they think that employees or
applicants with poor credit history are more likely to steal.
As a result, lenders continue to be misled into treating loan
applicants with poor credit as prime -
credit candidates - worsening already critical fraud and delinquency problems in the mortgage market.
But it's not all good news for consumers, as card offers for
applicants with poor credit continue to be costly... (See Credit card rate report, March 2,
credit continue to be costly... (See
Credit card rate report, March 2,
Credit card rate report, March 2, 2011)
With bad
credit, the best way to obtain a «yes» on your application is to apply to an issuer who specifically accepts
poor -
credit applicants.
A verifiable income source is a standard requirement for any potential cardholder, and is particularly important for
applicants under 21 and those
with poor credit.
Although some
credit card
applicants may be required to use a cosigner if their
credit history is particularly
poor or very limited, the most common situation in which cardholders need a cosigner is for compliance
with the CARD Act of 2009.
Although every potential
credit card
applicant should look at the APR charged by a new
credit card, those
with fair,
poor, or limited
credit will have fewer options for finding low interest rates than those
with good
credit or better.
For example, the Capital One Spark Classic for Business is open to
applicants with fair
credit, and the Wells Fargo Business Secured Card is open to consumers
with poor credit,
with a
credit line based on the amount you deposit.
Insurers in Louisiana may use
credit as a factor when forecasting how risky
applicants will be, and they typically charge higher rates for those
with poor credit.
Rewards
credit card carriers usually require a good - to - excellent score between 700 to 850, so
applicants with poor or no
credit may want to reconsider applying until they've built up their score a bit.
As a result,
applicants with poor credit tend to face higher quotes than most other drivers.
«Knowing an
applicant's
credit score by obtaining a report from a tenant screening company, such as SmartMove, can reduce the landlord's risk of renting to someone
with a
poor financial record,» Doherty says.
Even though some
applicants have lower income to rent ratios, they are a significantly better risk than those
with better income to rent ratios but
poorer credit scores.