Due to bad credit, being blacklisted or not having a steady income that qualifies you for a loan from a reputable and well-known financial service provider, or because of the recession, banks might not be willing to give you a loan. There are several ways to find a loan other than from your bank, and as long as you are clued up on all the terms and conditions and what you are getting yourself into, there is no reason you could not try to find a loan from someone other.

The dangers

However, if you cannot find a loan from a reputable financial service provider, there are probably good reasons why you do not qualify. If you do not have a steady income that will cover your essential living costs and your monthly loan repayments, or if you have a bad credit record or if you have been blacklisted you should try not to get yourself into any more debt.

If you can keep your credit record clean and keep yourself out of overwhelming debt you would be putting yourself in a better position. However, even people who are not entirely eligible for a loan might still need money quickly for something they cannot afford with their monthly income. If that is the case, and you need a loan desperately, you will have to consider getting a loan from someone else. You must then find out all the terms and conditions and have a clear understanding of what you are getting yourself into and whether you can afford to pay it back.

Three ways to borrow money other than from your bank

1. Borrowing from a peer to peer lender

A peer to peer lenders allow people to invest money in a lending system and then lend the money to other individuals in the form of personal loans. The investors make money on the interest as do the peer to peer lenders. You will not need a perfect credit record, but you will need a decent record. The interest rate on this sort of loan is usually quite high. It ranges from between five percent and 35 percent.

Also, there may not be enough money for you to lend the amount you need. If the investors do not invest enough, or if there are too few investors, there will not be enough money for you to take out the loan that you need. A good way to counteract this is by asking your friends and family to invest in peer to peer lending. If you take a second loan out with peer to peer lending, and if you had a good credit rating on paying back the previous loan, you will get a better interest rate. Make sure, however, that you choose a reputable lending club and do not get in over your head.

1. Borrowing money from friends or family

If you have friends or family who have enough money to lend you, it might be a good idea to ask them for a loan. You and your lender can come to an agreement on the terms of your loan as well as how much interest you will pay or if you will pay interest at all.

If you do get a loan from someone close to you, it is important that you endeavour to pay them back in full and on time. Loaning from someone who cares about you might make it easier to miss a payment thinking ‘they will understand’. However, money can ruin relationships and it is essential that you handle any loan in a professional manner.

1. Borrowing money from a loan shark agency

There are many loan shark agencies who will lend money without doing a credit check or without asking for proof of income. They will generally charge very high interest rates and this could land you in a dangerous situation. It is essential to stay away from loan shark agencies if you can.

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In today’s fast paced, consumer driven world, the ‘essentials’ for living happily and successfully include owning vehicles, homes and other big, expensive assets. Most people require loans to purchase these items. If you are starting your own business, looking to buy a home or vehicle, or if you are finding it hard to keep up with your living expenses you will probably need to borrow money.

The majority of people in the world are in debt and will be for several years to come. It is nearly impossible for most of us to keep up our standard of living without debt, and as frightening and dangerous as debt can be, we need it.

Requirements for getting a loan

All financial service providers in South Africa offer loans. However, there are requirements for taking out one. The two base requirements are:

• The financial service provider will want to see that you have a steady, reliable income that will cover all of your essential living costs as well as your monthly loan repayments.
• The financial service provider will also want to see that you have a good credit record where you have paid back your previous loans and accounts fully and in time.

Looking out for loan shark agencies

There are some financial service providers who will loan you money even if you are not a good candidate for a loan. Some will even loan you money if you are blacklisted. These financial service providers are known of as ‘loan shark agencies’ and will generally charge high amounts of interest that compound over a short amount of time bringing your interest rate over 1 000 percent in some cases. Most people cannot make these sorts of payments and they end up in trouble.

It is therefore important to choose a reputable financial service provider and to understand all the terms and conditions of taking out a loan before you sign anything.

Three financial providers in South Africa to get a quick loan from

Most of the well known, reputable financial service providers in the country (like First National Bank, Standard Bank, Wesbank, Nedbank and more) will only accept the applications of good loan candidates and the process might take anything from a few days to a week or two. This is obviously the responsible way to go, but if you are looking for a very quick loan, the following three financial service providers might be able to help you.

1. Cash Loans South Africa

Cash Loans South Africa offer online personal loans as well as many other financial services including credit cards, affordable insurance and consolidation loans. There are a range of different credit options to choose from and you can qualify for a loan if you are a South African citizen and if you are officially employed. You can apply online making this process quick, efficient and easy.

1. Boodle

Boodle is an online financial service provider offering super quick loans. You can apply in a quick, three step process through their website and, as a first time customer, you can borrow up to R2 500. There are options for higher loans as well. The entire process can take as little as two minutes.

1. One Stop Financial Solutions

One Stop Financial Solutions quick loans and facilitates unsecured loan applications. You can apply online and you will be assigned a member of staff that you can deal with every time to make the process easier and more convenient. There will be no broker fee payments at One Stop Financial Solutions and their turnaround time is lightning fast. They welcome blacklisted individuals for their micro loan category (from R500 to R15 000) and have a personal loan category of between R500 and R150 000.

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Taking out a loan from a financial services provider who is not reputable could cost you your financial freedom and credit record in the future. If you are battling to get a loan from a financial services provider with a good reputation, it is likely that you:

• have not got a good credit record,
• you do not have an income
• or you do not have a high enough income to make the monthly payments.

These are all good reasons to not take out a loan as it is likely that you will not be able to pay it back and cover all your monthly living expenses as well. However, if you desperately need to take out a loan you must avoid lending from loan shark agencies at all costs.

What do loan shark agencies do?

Loan shark agencies will lend you money even if you do not meet the requirements (see the previous three points) for taking out a loan with most reputable financial service providers. The loan shark agency will then lend money without asking for collateral and without any security. The interest rate that loan sharks charge on their loans is incredibly high, and is often quite impossible to pay. Although interest rates might start out at a high, but manageable twenty % of the loan, they will usually compound sometimes on a weekly basis and you could end up owing over 1 000 % interest in a very short period of time.

The perception

Loan shark agencies make their money out of their absurdly high interest rates. They are perceived to be criminals, or persons associated with law avoidance, who will use blackmail and threats of bodily harm to extort their money out of debtors who do not or cannot afford to make their payments.

Loan shark agencies in South Africa, is poverty and unemployment a cause?

South Africa has a very high unemployment rate and a huge majority of people who are living in abject poverty or very near it. Loan shark agencies have been known to take advantage of people in this situation by offering them money when no other financial service providers will. Many people who do not know the danger of getting a loan from loan shark agencies will make the mistake of falling for their schemes and get in over their heads financially. Even if they do know that there is some danger, because no other, more reputable financial service provider will loan them the money that they so desperately need, they might be tempted to take out a loan from a loan shark agency.

The urge to buy, buy, buy; another cause

Because we live in a consumer driven society where there is a drive to buy, buy, buy, many people buy beyond their means and find themselves in financial trouble. Many people are tricked by society, advertising and capitalism in general into believing that they NEED certain items or experiences to be happy or to be worthwhile human beings. Most people want to own fancy houses, top of the range technology, have outdoor toys like speed boats, jet skiis and four wheelers and go on regular holidays to the sea side or mountains and stay in luxury accommodation. We all believe, at some level, that we will manage to stay out of financial trouble, that we will never really find ourselves in serious debt. Unfortunately, because loan shark agencies are so accessible, taking out a loan for things that you cannot afford will be very easy to do.

South African loan shark agencies are a very real danger to everybody’s financial situation. Never trust a financial service provider that is not reputable and never get in over your head.

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In most cases cars, homes, cell phones, store accounts and many other things require loans. These loans add up and accumulate to a cripplingly high amount and with everyday expenses on top of them, your debt could get out of hand very quickly. All it takes is for you or your partner to get retrenched, the interest rate to shoot up a little higher than you thought or a sudden expense like a hospital bill to bury you in a mountain of debt.

Any of the above could happen to any of us in todays unpredictable, fast changing world. If you are in over your head you should take action NOW by reaching out to a financial consultant and applying for the debt review process. The alternative could be legal action taken against you.

What happens if I don’t pay my loans?

A financial service provider like a bank is a business with one very important concern: protecting and growing its money. You cannot expect leniency from your bank if your payments fall behind. They will take action with very little warning and you could find yourself losing all your material goods and perhaps even paying a fine or doing jail time. It is simply not worth it to sit idle, wringing your hands in worry as the warning letters pile up in your post box. The debt review process can help YOU to handle your debt without the worry of penalties.

What is debt review?

The debt review process involves a debt counsellor negotiating with your creditors to work out a payment scheme that you can afford. It became possible through the 2007 National Credit Act.

What are the benefits?

There are many short term and long benefits of debt counselling and the debt review process. The advantages include the following:

• You will receive immediate peace of mind knowing that you have a trained professional on your side to help you deal with your debt.
• Your debt counsellor will make sure that you still have the money for your living costs like rent, lights and water, food, petrol etc. while you are paying your debt.
• Your debt counsellor will ensure that you pay a manageable amount to your creditors each month.
• By applying for the debt review process, you will be likely to avoid legal action as it shows creditors that you are making an effort to pay your debt and not just evading payments.
• The entire amount might, through negotiations between your counsellor and your creditors, be lessened.
• You are likely to learn the skills needed to manage your money better in the future.

How to apply

Applications generally take five days. You must inform all your creditors that you are applying for debt review using the relevant documents. Once you have been accepted for debt review, your debt counsellor will have 60 days to negotiate with your creditors.

Who qualifies for debt review?

You qualify for debt review if you have an income which will cover a payment to your creditors and your essential living costs.

If you are struggling with debt, do not battle onwards alone. Now that you have an understanding of the debt review process contact a debt counsellor to take the first step to managing your money and taking control of your life.

Do it NOW, because once you receive a court summons from you creditors it is too late for the debt review process to help you. Your window of opportunity is small, act now and let a trained professional help you to gain some peace of mind.

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However, before you give up, consider your other options and see how they compare. There are four possible routes to take to get around:

a) take a private taxi,

b) take the bus, train or a minibus taxi,

c) get your mom or best friend to lift you everywhere, or

d) buy your own car
Option a would be the most convenient. Imagine never having to stay sober or even awake on your journeys to and fro? Just call a service and have them drop you at the door, not worrying about parking, car insurance or maintenance. It would be pure luxury; if you could afford it.

Option b is do-able, but let’s face it, it’s also dangerous. Waiting at bus stops and on the corners of roads for a minibus to arrive at all hours is not the best situation to put yourself in, especially if you are carrying a laptop.

Even if you live near your parents they are unlikely to want to lift you back from late night study sessions at the library and fetch you from student nights at the local pub at 2am. Your best friend might be more inclined to help you out, providing that he or she actually has a vehicle to begin with.

It seems that buying your own car would be the best route to take. Unfortunately, this has its own set of obstacles. Firstly, you would need to purchase the car and this, in most cases, requires you to take out a car loan. In any situation there are several requirements for taking out a loan.

1) Generally, banks and loan services want to see that you have a good credit history, so they know what they are getting themselves into.

* PROBLEM: how many students or people in general have a credit history, good or bad, by the time they are in their early twenties? Not many, is the answer. If you try to open an account somewhere, you are likely to have the same problem as you would with a car loan: no credit history = no account; no account = no credit history.

* SOLUTION: start by trying to grow your own credit history. If you have a cell phone contract in your parents name, have it transferred into your name and have them sign as surety. Try to open an account in a retail store, again with a parent signing as surety. Spend a small amount and make sure you pay it back when it is due.

This, however, is not a quick fix measure. Growing a credit history takes time.

2) Banks and loan services need to see that you have a steady income so that you will be able to pay them back every month.

* PROBLEM: as an unemployed student, you obviously do not have a regular income. Even if you studied part time and got a job, it would be unlikely that your income would be high enough for the banks to accept.

* SOLUTION: unfortunately, there is no solution for this particular problem. Even if you were newly employed with a salary that meant you could afford the monthly payments, it would still be difficult to secure a loan without a work history.

3) You would usually have to come up with a deposit for the car which would be quite a significant sum.

* PROBLEM: it is unlikely that you have this kind of money lying around and getting a loan for the deposit would prove just as difficult as getting a loan for the car itself.

* SOLUTION: the best solution would be if you had a family member who could lend you the money for the deposit. You could sort out your own terms and conditions for how and when you pay it back and whether you will pay interest or not.

4) Because of your age, if a bank considered giving you the car loan, they would require someone older, with a steady income and a good credit history, to sign alongside you as surety.

* PROBLEM: it might prove difficult to find someone who is willing to take that risk.

* SOLUTION: again, a family member would probably be your best option.

To sum, your chances of getting a car loan as an unemployed student would be better if you have the following:

• a) A small credit history
• b) The money for a deposit or someone who is willing to lend it to you
• c) Enough money to pay your monthly payments and some way of proving it
• d) Someone with a good credit history and steady income who is willing to sign surety for you

If you lack some or all of the above then the best advice would be to look around at loan services, there may be some who are willing to take a risk. Of course, be careful of high interest rates in a scenario like that.

Another option is to buy a second hand car from a private seller. This would probably be cheaper and you could get a smaller loan, or borrow the full amount from a relative or friend. There are, of course, several issues you must take into careful consideration.

* Would you be able to tell if the car is a good one? If not, take someone who knows cars with you.

* If it should break down or require a service, would you be able to afford the costs, or would you be able to fix it yourself?
Whatever option you choose, make sure that you weigh up all the pros and cons carefully and if you choose to try and get a car loan as an unemployed student, always be careful of getting in over your head with debt. Talk to someone at your bank for more detail and always read the fine print.

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To find out which loan is most appropriate for your case, visit a financial adviser to help you decide how much money you need and how to extract it. Most loans taken out by home owners taking their homes into account are secured loans.

What is a secured loan?

A secured loan is a type of loan in which the person borrowing the money uses an asset (in this case, a home or property) which acts as collateral for the loan. This means that the creditor has secured debt owing to them, and if the borrower defaults on a payment the creditor has the right to repossess the asset that was put up as collateral. This asset may then be resold so that the creditor can regain the amount of money lent to the borrower. If the sale of the asset doesn’t raise enough money for the debt to be paid off the creditor can claim what is known as a deficiency judgment calling for the borrower to pay the remaining amount.

In general, debt that is secured will come with lower interest rates than debt that is unsecured because the creditor is at less risk of losing their money in case of borrowers defaulting on payments. Essentially, secured debt is a win-win – creditors have a lower risk lend, and borrowers can take advantage of this lower risk through lower interest rates on the amount they borrow.

There are different types of secured loans, depending on the lending institution and the needs of the borrower.

Home owner loans

Most home owners have the option of taking out home owner loans that allow homeowners to obtain or access cash from the equity tied up in their home. This is easier to aquire than the original mortage, because the loan is considered a secure loan and has more favourable terms and conditions attached to it.

The amount of money you can borrow from the equity in your home depends on what the financial institution is willing to lend you based on a numberof factors such as other debts you have, the value of your property, and the amount of money outstanding on your mortgage or existing home loan.

Home owner loans can act as business cash loans for homeowners as the money from the loan can be used however you wish. This is one of the major advantages of home owner loans, as the loan doesn’t designate how the money should be spent.

Other advantages of home owner loans are that you can benefit from low interest rates, the loans are processed relatively quickly, and you can decide how you would like to pay the loan off. When it comes to paying off the loan, you can choose to pay the amount back early with higher monthly installments, or over a longer period of time with lower installments. Remember that the quicker the loan is paid off, the less interest you pay. As your business develops and earns a profit, you can choose to change your payment plan to a shorter time period.

Remember that although there are a number of advantages to taking out a home owners loan, you should avoid the dangers of overspending or being wasteful with the money lent to you. Although these secured loans are relatively easy to obtain, you must consider carefully before taking out a loan that you may not need and be sure not to take out more money than you actually need. Don’t forget that you can if you don’t plan and manage your businesses and personal finances properly, you are at risk of losing your home.

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The Department of Trade and Industry

This government department has launched a Competitiveness Fund. This fund aims to provide financial support to entrepreneurs that qualify for the grant. These grants can cover up to 50% of the running costs of the venture. Businesses registered as private sector companies qualify for financial assistance, but they should also state and objective to support competitive business practice.

Another grant provided by the Department of Trade and Industry is the Small Enterprise Development Agency (seda) that is targeted at supporting small businesses in South Africa. Seda was established in 2004 according to the terms of the National Small Business Amendment Act. The role of seda is to promote and support co-operative enterprises, particularly those in rural areas.

Other government initiatives facilitated by this department are: Ntsika Enterprise Promotion Agency, the Centre for Small Business Promotion (CSBP) and Khula Enterprise Finance. The Department of Trade and Industry recently signed an agreement with the European Union, which has agreed to donate R550 million to establish a risk capital fund for small businesses.

Another of the grants available for small business can be provided by Khula Enterprise, a small business finance association run by the Department of Trade and Industry. Small businesses who find it difficult to get bank loans due to a lack of collateral to set up as security can approach Khula Enterprise for Khula-guaranteed bank loans. For more details, you can contact Khula by calling (012) 394 5560 or visit the Khula website at http://www.khula.org.za.

Umsobomvu Youth Fund

This government-created fund was set up to promote job creation, skills development, entrepreneurship and skills transfer for South African citizens between 18 and 35 years of age.  This fund not only helps young people start their own businesses, but also helps to create opportunities for young people to find jobs, and acquire good career skills. Go to http://www.nyda.gov.za/ for more information.

Business Partners Limited

This company is one of the leading specialist financing companies for small and medium business ventures. The full service includes:

• customized investment solutions
• property broking
• technical assistance
• property management
• mentorship
• consulting
• ongoing business support

These businesses factors are integrated to make tailor-made solutions for entrepreneurs. For further details, go to http://www.businesspartners.co.za  or give Business Partners a call (011) 470 8700.

Real Enterprise Development Initiative (RED Door)

The RED Door is an organization that helps to build new businesses as well as develop and strengthen existing businesses. RED Door will be able to suggest means for you to get grants or financing to start up your business and help you develop a customized business action plan.

Khetani Business Finance

This non-profit organization assists small businesses who would normally have loan applications turned down by major financing institutions. To find out how Khetani Business Finance can help you, call (011) 781 7224.

The National Empowerment Fund (NEF)

This organization provided venture capital and acquisition funding to support black empowerment. For further details, contact (011) 772 8000 or visit http://www.nefcorp.co.za.

The National Productivity Institute (NPI)

This non-governmental organization has a number of subsidized solutions and programmed to help small business owners who would like to increase their productivity and profitability. They can be contacted on (012) 341 1470.

Proudly South African

This branding company aims to promote the buying and selling of locally produced South African products. Business owners can place a Proudly SA logo on their products. The stamp costs 0.1% of the sales their product, but products carrying this logo are promoted by the company. You can give them a call on (011) 327-7778 or visit http://www.proudlysa.co.za.

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To make money takes money, and raising capital to start a business is one the of most basic business activities. Because your business is just in the beginning, banks and other major lending institutions may not agree to handing out loans willy-nilly as they don’t know how successful your business will be. Here are some options to get you in the green:

Long Term Debt

Long term debt can be sourced from government sponsored programmes, commercial banks, private lenders and investment companies specialising in small businesses. A long term loan is one of the first avenues a new business should pursue to source capital for growth and development. Long term debt usually takes the form of a loan, with interest and the principal paid together in equal instalments over a long period of time until the balance has been paid.

Asset Based Financing

Asset based financing is a general term referring to a loan given out by a lender in exchange for accepting the assets of a business as collateral. This kind of lending has become more popular in recent years as an option of financing a small business venture. The assets that are set up as collateral against the loan are not usually inventory based, as these are more liquid assets. Rather, most loans that are asset based are financed against received accounts. Receivables are not susceptible to damage or other such problems and also liquidate in a relatively short period of time.

Venture Capital

Companies who provide venture capital are professional investment companies which gather capital from a range of sources before investing in new businesses, even those that may not have a proven track record and may have high-risk tendencies. A venture capital firm will offer you start-up capital for your business in exchange for equity in the company. Where banks use past performances as lending criteria before agreeing to finance a business, venture capital companies will look to your company’s future prospects.

Lines of Credit

To keep out of the red, a company can use short term funds provided by a line of credit loan. When funds become available over time the business will repay the loan. Many commercial banks will offer a line of credit service, allowing for a fixed available amount. The line of credit will be reduced when payments are made.

Angel Investors

Although their name may sound saintly, these investors will often demand high returns for the money they invest. Angel investors are private investors who are looking to make more returns on their investments than they would though traditional markets, such as public stocks or mutual funds. They will invest in your business in return for a degree of equity ownership. Compared to venture capitalists, these investors can be less demanding, depending on the individual.

To find a private investor, simply ask around within your circles and you can even approach the bank to ask if they have ay clients who may be interested. Professionals such as dentists, doctors and accountants often join occupational investment groups so be sure to enquire next time you go to get your teeth cleaned or your allergies cured.

Capital can be hard to hard to come by, particularly for small businesses, so be sure to approach a potential lender armed with a good business plan and business idea and use any connections you may have to spread the word seal the deal. Every business is a risk; but without risk, there can be no success.

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What does it mean if you are “blacklisted”?

If you are black listed, it means that you have a bad credit history and are not seen as a trustworthy recipient of money for loan.  You can even be denied a job opportunity if your potential employer accesses your poor spending and borrowing statistics through the credit bureau. You may find yourself on the blacklist if you have missed required installments on a loan, defaulted on credit payments or other money owed. This could include a range of credit purchases, such as mortgage, vehicle financing, credit cards, and cellphone contracts.

Major banks and other lending institutions may be loathed to lend if you have a bad credit history or you have been blacklisted. Before a bank will lend you money, they will look at previous defaults and late payments and they won’t grant you a loan if you have a poor credit record. However, there are smaller lending institutions which actually specialise in lending money to people who find themselves dirtied by the blacklist.

What loans are available to blacklisted people?

Unsecured loans: These loans are available to people who don’t have a home or any other significant assets to set up as collateral against a loan. As the name suggests, you don’t need any security to be eligible for a personal loan or debt consolidation.

• Personal loans: The amount of money you can borrow with a personal loan depends on the micro lending company who will provide it. This amount can range from R1000 to R20, 000. There are a number of criteria to meet before you can qualify for this loan.
• No Credit Check loans: These personal loans are granted for under R8000 and don’t require a credit check.
• Pay day/ Short Term loans: If you need between R500 and R8000 to make end meets before you get paid, you can get a convenient short term loan calculated according to how much you earn per month.

How do I qualify for a personal loan if I am blacklisted?

Although lending terms differ from institution to institution, there are some common factors that make you eligible for a personal loan:

• You need be to older than 20 years of age.
• You must have a regular income of at least R1500 per month.
• You must be permanently employed and have recent proof of you income (from at least the last 2 months).
• You must have a valid South African Identification document.
• You must have a South African bank account.
• You cannot be in the process of debt counselling or debt administration.

Who can give me a loan if I am blacklisted?

• Global Finance specializes in providing loans for blacklisted people and can give you a quote with no obligation in just a few minutes after you have contacted them. Global Loans can provide you with a personal loan of up to R100, 000. To contact Global Finance, call 022 715 3339 / 074 187 7812.

If you find yourself on the black list, this does not mean the end of your financial freedom. In fact, if you are responsible about paying back the money you take out in a timely manner, you can even work on cleaning up your credit record out of the black.

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We live in an unpredictable world, and crises for which we need some extra funding can happen at any time, to anyone. If you are lucky, you may have friends or family to bail you out of hard times but others may not have the same access to filial funding.

When would I need an emergency loan?

Emergency loans can be necessary for a variety of personal reasons, such as accidents that need expensive medical cover, urgent travel plans, repairs to a car that you need to use, if one of your important household appliances has broken, wedding day costs, or a vast range of situations for which you don’t have the cash in your piggy bank.

An emergency loan can also prevent you from defaulting on other payments such as mortgages or insurance premiums. Rather than land yourself squarely on the blacklist, you can use and emergency loan to access the cash you need to pay your debts.

Where can I get an emergency loan?

The big institutional lenders have rather sticky loan procedures so getting a loan from them may take some time. Banks and other financial service providers do have emergency loan services, but there are other types of loans that can be approved much quicker, giving you almost instantaneous cash to get you out of the red with minimal paperwork and administration.

To get cash on the quick, one of the more popular ways to get your grasping fingers on an emergency loan is through credit companies. These companies can come up with a reasonable interest rate solution that will make your emergency loan easier to pay back once the problem has passed. Often known as “quick loans”, these loans can be offered at relatively low rates of interest with minimum fuss and administration work.

One institution that can loan you money when you urgently need and emergency loan is Credit Salvage (www.creditsalvage.co.za), a credit company who will consult you about your specific emergency to come up with a customised credit plan. You can find a range of emergency loan providers online by doing a simple search engine search. Other companies that provide money on the go are the appropriately-names QuickQuid Payday Loans or Cash Genie Payday Loans.

Am I eligible for an emergency loan?

Credit companies require some of your details and require that you meet certain criteria before they can cough up the cash. These can include the following:

• To qualify for an emergency loan, you need to be earning a salaried income that you have been earning regularly for over 3 months. The company usually just needs to see that you make enough money to be able to make the loan payments on time.
• You need a checking account where the loan amount will be deposited.
• You must be 18 years or older.
• You must provide a permanent address.
• You must provide proof of income.

The good news is that these loans are often offered regardless of your credit history, and the quick processing times means that you can pay your emergency dues as soon as possible. Also, you don’t always need so set up your house or other such property as security on your loan, meaning that the loan is offered on an unsecured basis.

A good broker will be able to devise an emergency loan plan to suit your needs and budget and will help you to receive this money as quick as possible.  This is a short-term loan provided at a competitive interest rate, giving you someone to turn to in a crisis and providing you with an umbrella on a rainy day.

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