Card Credit Debt Loan Unsecured

Where can I get an unsecured loan for about 20K in the state of TX to pay off my credit card debt?

If you have good credit, then prosper.com may be your best bet. Banks are loathe to make unsecured loans unless you have exceptional credit and a pretty long lending history with them. The other possibility may be borrowing the money from mom or dad, if thats an option.

2007-06-26 08:09:33 by leah_bass

Due to Government changes in the Consumer Credit Act 1974, there are now ways to legally clear your credit card and unsecured loan debt. Please ...

are there any places out there that can help me with a 12,000 loan? i would just rather have one payment than 4 or 5. i can handle the payments im trying to make it easier because i keep forgetting the 2 until the last minute? anyone know of any that will do it with a 600 credit score?

Have seen lots of people asking info on bad credits. Well, if you need to get your problem solved on<!--bad credit, you must know to how to confront it. Of course, Even if you have bad credit, you can get loans. Many factors can contribute to someone getting a "bad credit" rating, among these are non-payment of an account or late payments over an extended length of time. Take a look on the website which provides details on getting loans.

http://badcredits.awardspace.com/

You may find want you want. You can easily be labelled as a bad credit risk by financial companies. This can make it more difficult to-->arrange loans or other finance, and usually means you will pay more interest on any loan you take out.

2007-07-05 10:49:32 by toolate

Price: $29.95

Hi.
Well the thing is pretty simple, i used to work one summer in us 5 years ago, opened couple credit cards and unsecured loan. i have not payed them back, and now i am willing to go to us to study. Could this debt from past be a reason for us officials nat to issue a student visa to me? Or they have nothing to do with someones finances?

Debt management programs helps people get out of debt faster. What it does it modifies the terms of any of your existing debt and lowers your principal balance as well as your monthly payments. I know a great company that can do this. They settle debt at 55 cents on the dollar. Send me an email for more info on the company to debtrelief@rocketmail.com

2009-09-27 19:10:26 by Luke K

Price: $29.95

(About 50k between various cards etc)In a panic, he has defaulted on payments and disappeared for a while. He intends to go to Europe for a while and sort himself out so that eventually he can try and sort out his debts back here. How likely is it that the banks or debt collectors will issue him with CCJs if he has no known address in UK? And are the banks likely to investigate him for fraud if he disappears for a while, even though he wants to resolve the problem when possible? He is very scared that he may be arrested at the airport leaving or returning to UK.. (He badly regrets it believe me, so please no smart ass comments...) Any info from people who are in the field would be greatly appreciated! Ps, my friend does not know I'm asking for advice!)

Whether or not there will be any criminal proceedings regarding his outstanding debts depends on the nature of the debt and whether or not the credit facility was taken out fraudulently. If he committed fraud taking out the loan (giving false employment details, false names etc) then he could face criminal proceedings. This is an unlikely thing, but possible. They would not deem it fraud if he disappeared for a while, UNLESS he took out the credit so that he could disappear. This would be taking out credit facility with no intent to repay, but the amount would need to be considerable in order to make it financially worthy for the company to get lawyers to take your friend to court (it's all a costly business). We're talking hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Your friend will get CCJ's and defaults regardless of his current address. They will all be done against his 'last known' address, which is all the law requires.

It is highly unlikely there will be any police waiting for him at the airport (unless he has committed MAJOR fraud and even then they would need to know he's on his way!).

Most companies will be glad to hear from him and will enter into payment arrangements. In fact, all of them will.

2008-02-27 02:47:17 by traveller67

I have about $23,000 in credit/medical credit card bills. I tried personal loans with 2 different banks, but I didnt qualify because it was it was considered "too much unsecured debt".

I am not sure how you managed to do that
but here is a site which should have what you are
looking for:
http://credit---card.org/
hope it helped, good luck

2007-07-31 14:34:02 by Melissa G