loan

[johannnarhod]

wher can i get a loan from

[andy hughes]

You can get a loan from a bewildering variety of sources - all you have to decide is how much interest you are willing to pay on your replayments.

The best place to start is a high street bank or building society, and they will advise you of your elligability, which begin with your ability to repay the money. You will need to show proof of income and expenditure - but they will advise you of the finer points.

The loan companies who advertise on TV as lending to just about anyone this side of Sadam Hussain are to be avoided - their intrest rates are crippling, and they usually involve providing a property as security, which they will forclose on the minute you fail to make payments.

[CheekyChops]

If you need this loan to repay the debt mentioned in your other question, then I would forget about the loan and take the advise given to that question - go and see a debt counselor at the Citizens Advice Bureau.

[RabbiCohen]

Your best bet would be to contact Provident - O.K. their interest rates are high, but when you are desperate you need money now. As it is collected weekly at your home, you will find it fairly easy to manage.