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Without a credit history and a co-signer, you may find it very difficult (really impossible in this environment) to get a traditional loan.

I would recommend, if at all possible, to borrow money from friends and/or family if the loan you need is not large since the following options are not ones that I would want someone to use:

* If the amount that you need is a small amount (less than $1,500), you only need that money for a short period of time (a few weeks), and you have a job with verifiable income (your paystubs will usually do), you may consider a payday loan. Though the fees are quite high, you do not need a credit history or co-signer to get the money.

* Alternatively, if you own your car outright (have title), need a larger loan (which will depend on the effective value of your car), need the money for a relatively short period of time (a month or two), and you have a job with verifiable income (paystubs again), you may consider an auto title loan. The fees are lower than that of payday loans and credit histories are not needed, however, if you don't pay back the money, you will lose your car.

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