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The only way you will be given a loan is if you have a co-signer. Which is someone that has good credit and is willing to sign the loan as a secondary person saying that they will pay off the loan if you do not. |
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Dave
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The only person than can answer this question is whoever is granting the loan.
My guess is if they say you have to have good credit, you're out of luck because "no credit" is not good credit. |
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Moxie Crimefighter
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Maybe if you have a co-signer...and of course a job... |
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judy f
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Some places might let you - if you have a job. |
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Me!
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you probably can but the interest will be really high. |
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wiser
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From what I know and what you are telling me, the answer would be no. Now, it you wanted a car loan and didn't have credit that would be a different thing. There are plenty of financial institutions that will offer a auto loan (at a higher interst rate for sure) with little or no credit history.
Did you apply independently to a bank for a personal loan or
does your doctors office offer a credit plan? Often times physicians will have a company they work with to help their patients finance a procedure. |
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webcrafter
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You can take out a loan and most cosmetic surgery clinics offer financing - your line of credit and interest will be based on your credit score - but at your age you must start somewhere, right?
NOTE: To establish credit, you must make 6 payments befor eit is recorded to the credit bureaus. |
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J-North
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There are places that will give you a loan even though you don't have credit....but your interest rates will be KILLER...like 25-30%! Maybe even more (i'm not sure what that max is right now). |
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krazyladee
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Probably you will need a co-signer or they will give you a high interest rate. It's worth a try. |
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Kirk The Hunk D Rock De-Caine
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well you should have decent credit. Just make sure you can totally pay it off or you can have trouble with your credit down the road! |
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jjgirl
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I'm not a pro on this. But I think you can get a loan from a bank that you have open, good standing account(s) with. It depends on how much you're trying to borrow. Sometimes you can get small loans (some are up to $2500); I think all you need is a valid account and a job. Good Luck |
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Bill M
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If you have been working full time for over a year, maybe. Otherwise get a co-signer. |
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kapn
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No............cosigner...........perhaps... a job?.............. |
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Jugador :)
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you can't do it on your own without any assets so if you get someone to co-sign like a family member it builds your credit faster but if your late you really screw them so only do it if you can pay it back. |
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Sports
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i am pretty sure you need a credit rating or at least references to take out a loan. |
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TLC
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Well i dont think u can and any ways u are probley pretty the way u r =) |
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