With no job you might want to rethink whether you need a new car!
The purpose of loan protection is to protect and insure that the loan is covered. This protects the owner of the loan meaning they will not lose money.
... will lose your car and you will lose points from your credit score.
I would need more details but in general, the answer is no. If you don't pay your car loan, you lose the car. If you get a home equity loan and can't repay it, you lose the house - big difference.
the specifics may vary, but generally, a life estate means that you only have the property while you live. You can still lose the property, though, if you use it to secure a loan and then default on the loan. Call your lawyer.
Amount of money that a bank might lose because of its loan not being fully repaid.
The business can lose money while still keeping up with loan payments. Eventually, the choice becomes whether to use the cash to reduce those loans or borrowed money.
no - in fact he was asked to repay a loan
if they cant pay for it they will lose the home
A home equity loan or line of credit (heloc), can be obtained from a bank while putting up collateral. In most cases, this would be your home..in other words, if you fail to make a payment on this type of loan, you can lose your home..so in this economy, be careful!
If you default on a loan used to purchase a piece of property you usually lose the property through foreclosure.
You will lose the car if the Auto title loan is not paid. The lapse in repayment can result in reposession of the car.
A guaranteed loan of any type is a loan that is backed up by your automobile, home or anything else of equal value that you put up to back the loan. This is not the best type of loan to take out because you can easily lose the item you put up for collateral against the loan if you do not make a timely payment. Many times and depending upon the contract for the loan, you could lose your car if you miss a payment for only one day. Read the fine print.