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Whats the best company to get a loan from when you've got bad credit?

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Don't take a loan dude. Start working to earn money,,,

That's actually the world got into a recession...lots of people taking loans and then they could not repay back that money. So the financial institutions failed...

So please start working, save and live like a real man. Stop living on debts!

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• UK answer: If you have bad credit, chances are that you've had difficulty in meeting your repayments in the past. Taking on more debt is probably not the best option for you in these circumstances - you need to focus on meeting your current obligations - some free advice from the citizen's advice bureaux could help, and it's free.
  
  That said, there are of course circumstances where a small loan is required and there are some UK firms that specialise in this, notably Provident - http://redo.me.uk/provident a fully Consumer Credit Act licensed loan company that operates across the UK.
  
  You will no doubt get loads of answers bearing false testimony to various 'too good to be true' loan companies (with @gmail.com and @hotmail) email addresses. These are of course cons, they ask for an upfront fee which you'll never see again. Avoid.

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• The easiest and the quickest way to get a loan when you have a bad credit is by applying for the payday loans. But these loans are having high interest rates and charges when compared to other traditional loans. http://www.paydaybank.co.uk is one such company providing instant cash assistance through online payday loans.

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• Hi, check here:
  
  http://www.longdogfinance.co.uk/bad-cred…
  
  No doubt with bad credit APR would be a bit high. But they have collaboration with some of the top-most lenders, so you could get a better APR. Besides this also search on internet to get the best APR.

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• Try a credit union or get advice on this from the citizens advice bureau.
  
  Your question will attract answers from con men claiming to offer loans.

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