How to Get a Personal Loan with Bad Credit
A credit score is one of the leading indicators to which any organization that lends money must pay attention. It is in it that information about all previous loans is displayed, and more importantly, how the client repaid these loans: was it on time? If yes, everything is good: the credit is considered good. If not, there may already be problems when applying for a new loan.
The presence of a client with long-term delays on loans, even repaid, is often the basis for refusal. Banks rarely cooperate with such borrowers because of the very high risk. In some cases, such a client may be considered individually — for instance, if he has a sufficiently high and stable income. Then the bank can reduce the amount and term, increase the rate or require security — a pledge or surety.