If you have co-signed for your son and he is not paying, it will fall under your financial responsibility to pay on time. Otherwise it will affect your credit rating as well. You can try to re-apply for another loan under you son's name only. There are few bad credit car loan providers out there in Toronto, you can try 1. http://www.autocreditfinancial.ca or 2. http://www.ontariocreditsolutions.com or 3 http://www.whitbymotors.com good luck.
Hi i think you will struggle to buy from a main dealer if you have bad credit, i had bad credit and needed a newer car, i ended up buying a newer car from rightdrive as they offered me car finance even though i had tried almost every where else.
If you have a large balance on a high interest rate credit card, paying the balance off can be difficult. That's because the monthly finance charges eat up your minimum payment and the balance only goes down a small amount every month. Though paying off higher interest rate debts first is the way to save money in the long run, it may not be the best method for your finances.
grace period or (the gratis period), though a little is the difference! depends how and in what points one has signed the official contract!
Yes. It does not matter who actually provides the funds that pay the rent. The company that owns whatever it is that you are renting will be concerned with only the credit score of whoevers name is on the contract. Thus even if you PROMISE to pay her rent they will not care unless you are willing to co-sign the lease. In most cases of co-signed leases the company will only check one credit score (they will let you choose), but sometimes they will check them both (are all if you have more than two renters).
"Yes, Anchor bank is an offshore bank in the United Kingdom. If you live in the UK then yes you can get a loan to purchase a new vehicle. You need good credit though."
File for bankruptcy and then try and start over. Your credit will be messed up though.
One can read how to finance a car with bad credit when one goes to the website of Bankrate dot com. There one can read about tips of refinancing one's car loan though one has bad credit.
Buying something and paying it off. It shows the creditor that you are responsible and not a credit risk. Be aware though, you will be flooded with competing credit card company offers.
Hi i think you will struggle to buy from a main dealer if you have bad credit, i had bad credit and needed a newer car, i ended up buying a newer car from rightdrive as they offered me car finance even though i had tried almost every where else.
not a lot (dont just move to wales though) they will track you down if you come back though!
To finance a car with poor credit a person can use a car sales company that offers a "buy here pay here" service. This is not recommended, though, because the price of the cars is higher and the payments are higher priced. But, if a person has no other options and needs a car, this will work.
Financing through a dealership can be acquired even if you have a low credit score. See an individual dealership for details. They can discuss options for your individual situation.
grace period or (the gratis period), though a little is the difference! depends how and in what points one has signed the official contract!
If you have a large balance on a high interest rate credit card, paying the balance off can be difficult. That's because the monthly finance charges eat up your minimum payment and the balance only goes down a small amount every month. Though paying off higher interest rate debts first is the way to save money in the long run, it may not be the best method for your finances.
Of course you have to pay. It is not the finance companys responsibility. That is part of your maintance/repair cost. They will come back and repossess the car and sue you if you stop paying it.
Hey, yes it will, when you signed up with paypal you agreed to terms and conditions which basically gave them the right to retrieve money owed to them using any means nessesary, which also gives them the right to report your to credit services which will have an impact on your credit rating, same thing happened to me but i just paid it off even though it was totally a scam and not my fault.
Yes. It does not matter who actually provides the funds that pay the rent. The company that owns whatever it is that you are renting will be concerned with only the credit score of whoevers name is on the contract. Thus even if you PROMISE to pay her rent they will not care unless you are willing to co-sign the lease. In most cases of co-signed leases the company will only check one credit score (they will let you choose), but sometimes they will check them both (are all if you have more than two renters).