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Find out how you can improve your chances of getting a personal loan.

November 25, 2017 by Julie

If you’re in a situation where you need a little bit of extra cash, a personal loan is always an option. Say you’re looking to fund a one-off event like a wedding or holiday, or you’re looking to make a big purchase like a car – personal loans are available for all of the above.

For some potential borrowers, however, there’s a healthy fear of rejection fuelled by a spotty credit history or even a lack of personal funds. So, if this sounds familiar, what can you do to improve your chances of getting the green light?

What are the common reasons for loan rejection?
Are you worried that if you go in search of low-interest loans, you’ll come up empty? Based on insight from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the most common factor is a poor credit history. For example, if you’ve had overdue payments of 60 days or more, this will show up on your credit report.

Additionally, lenders are going to be hesitant if they think you don’t have the means to repay the amount you’re borrowing. If you aren’t earning enough income to cover your loan repayments, and you don’t have enough savings either, that will definitely bring up red flags.

How can you get approved
For borrowers who are worried they might not meet the traditional requirements to obtain a personal loan, there are other options available.
For example, you can use another asset as collateral to give you additional security, such as your house or car. You may also want to have a parent or partner as a guarantor to support your loan application.

These are risky strategies, though. You don’t want to lose your house by defaulting on a loan, nor do you want to jeopardise the finances of a loved one by including them in a risky financial choice. It’s worth taking a moment to assess your finances and the loan interest rates available to you before you make any bold moves.

The value of our team
There are many options out there for Australians who pursue personal loans including secured and unsecured loans, fixed and variable rates and so on. What’s the best choice for you? Our team of brokers can help you figure that out.

We have a team of specialists available who can find the ideal financial package for your situation. Contact us today.

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