Bad Credit Loan -- How to Get the Best Interest Rate
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How to Secure the Best Interest Rate for a Bad Credit Loan
Overview
If you have bad credit and need a loan, not knowing the right steps can be costly. By following some simple advice, you can potentially save a significant amount of money.
Key Points
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Understanding Bad Credit Loans
Loans for those with bad credit are in high demand. While many are eager to offer you a loan, accepting the first offer might not be wise. Most advice out there doesn't address the key strategy for securing the best interest rate.
The Impact of Higher Interest Rates
Consider if you're purchasing a home with bad credit. Even with thorough research, you'll likely face higher rates than someone with good credit. For instance, a good credit mortgage might be at 6% interest, whereas bad credit could push it to 12%. Over a 30-year term on a $100,000 mortgage, that difference could cost you $154,461.60 more in interest?"over one and a half times the loan amount!
The Real Solution
To get the best interest rate, avoid taking a bad credit loan altogether. Instead, spend a couple of months improving your credit, then apply for a loan with better terms.
Common Concerns and Solutions
1. Immediate Loan Needs
You might think you can't afford to wait. But would you pass up saving $150,000? Even smaller loans benefit from better rates.
2. Time and Feasibility of Credit Repair
Significant improvements can often be made in just a few months, sometimes even 30 days.
3. Lack of Knowledge in Credit Repair
You don’t need to hire a professional. For a small fraction of the cost, a good credit repair book can guide you.
4. Intimidation of Do-It-Yourself Repair
Repairing credit is less daunting than it seems. Simple tasks like writing and mailing a few letters can make a difference.
Choosing Your Path
You have two options:
1. Spend Time Seeking a Low-Interest Bad Credit Loan
This could still leave you paying significantly more in interest.
2. Invest Effort in Repairing Your Credit
Save thousands that could be better spent on your family's needs rather than interest payments.
Your lender doesn't need your hard-earned money more than you do. Anyone can work on improving their credit.
Start today by getting a good book on credit repair!
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