Hi, I am from london and would like some advice please.
I took out a £10,000 secured loan with Welcome fiance about 4 years ago but ran into difficulties paying the loan and my mortgage. The house was eventually repossessed and sold. I found out recently that the solicitors are unable to release any surplus until they have paid Welcome Finance their settlement figure which, according to Welcome Finance, is £19,000. yes you are reading it properly! They want £19,000 back for a £10,000 loan even though I have paid about £11,000 to date. Their excuse is that I have not always paid and the arrears stands at £3,600. The monthly repayment is £284.50 but when I don’t pay it they charge £300 every month on the account! I knew i would owe probably owe the some money but I thought it would be somewhere in the region of £5,000.
I would appreciate it if someone could let me know if I can get any of this money back.
I am at my wits end and devastated by what they are doing to me.

 

I have been told that I can’t by HSBC….. my credit rating isn’t great because I am only earning national minimum wage.

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Can anyone explain to me exactly what a secured loan is. I have a secured nrewards card through navy federal and was gonna inquire about a secured loan. I read online about it but im still somewhat confused about it. Thanks

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I am talking about dh’s credit as he is the sole income provider and would be the main person on our home loan.We foreclosed 2 years ago and just now paid off the collections on dh’s account. He has small items all $100 or less but thats it. So hwo do we boost his score up in the next 6 months? He applied for 2 secured cc’s and a family member just put him on her cc with no balance and I just put him on mine with a low balance. Any other tips? I have heard about getting a secured loan? His score is 570 currently and we need 640. Does anyone know what score they use when applying for a morgtage?

 

Help me make a list of methods to improve/rebuild credit other than disputing and removing negative items from your credit report to raise your FICO.

 

1. Get a secured credit card that reports to all three bearus

2. Get a secured loan

3. ???

4. ???

 

Yes, paying your bills on time is a big must, but when you start to rebuild.. it is a bit of a catch 22 in regards to the fact that nobody wants to give you credit to be able to prove yourself and raise your credit scores

 

How exactly does a secured loan work?
If I got a secured loan against my home and I sell me home, do I have to pay my unsecured loan off when I sell my home? Or can I continue to have my loan and pay it off every month for the term of the loan?
No, I am not talking about a home equity loan. A secured loan against my home- do I pack that back when I sell my home or not?

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Answer by gtplayb0y
It seems like you are describing a Home Equity. At the bank I work, if you sell the home within 3 years, you are obligated to pay it off. However, if you purchase a new home and have enough equity in the new home, it can be transfered.

In a Home Equity Loan, you are promising to pay it back or else the bank can take your home.

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Here is a long story short.   I took out a “Secured Loan” from my credit union earlier this year– like back in April.  But things are getting a bit tight here so instead of allowing myself go late on this puppy, I closed it out.  What that does as far as my credit report goes is list it as paid as agreed 0 balance..  Nothing negative. 

 

What my plan is, is when I get a few more things paid off, instead of going back to a secured loan, I’m going to open a couple of secured credit cards with $1000 a piece.  

 

In you’re humble opinions…    does this seem like a correct course of action?  or did i just shoot myself in the foot?

 

a bit more about my situation:    I have 1 loan out for 1000  and a student loan for 10,000 and 879 each..      My revolving debt is eaten up by this stupid vacation network thing.   $4900 was the original amount and we’re paid down to $4600 which is making my revolving debt rediculous.       They gave me a settlement offer of $2600 to cancel the contract but it has to be all in cash.   Because the thing is a scam scam scam, I have filed a complaint with the Ohio Attorney General but lord knows what will happen.   I’m just trying to keep the dang thing current meanwhile and after all the collections on my credit report are PIF I’ll take the funds that i’m paying and dump it on this stupid thing to get that revolving debt down.

 

ANYWAY..   does this “seem”  like a good course of action to make?   of course i would have liked to have kep that loan open, but I have to focus on fixing first.  Can’t lose site of that.   Besides, I can open another once all this stuff is paid off.   

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I am working on rebuilding my credit and was wondering which i should do.  A secured cc for $1000.00 or a secured loan for 1000.00 or would it not matter? I need to work on rebuilding payment history and also need to improve my score as I work on other items on my credit report (c/o, old collections etc.)

 

 

 

Hello myFICO community,

 

Im a veteran and I want to purchase a home for around 150000. However, with a FICO score averaging 565 that’s not going to happen anytime soon. I have approx.20 baddies on each of my reports. The worst being 3 judgments, 2 paid off through garnishments and 1 remaining unpaid,2 repos that are looking to settle for a total of 3000, a NFCU credit card at 2500, and a few cellphone bills. Of all these collections, 0 are within SOL. I have paid all my current debts on time for about two years now and I haven’t seen any change in score like the FICO simulator said. I have 3 credit cards, one with credit union that is secured at 1000.00 limit and two rebuild cards at 500 and 300 limits. I have a car loan that’s paid off in 3 months and a secured loan for a 1000.00, and a deferred student loan of 18000. I figured that I could probably PFD all the collections for 5000, but that was when the majority of the debts were within SOL. I was hoping I could PFD for less than that now. I have about 400.00 a month towards delinquent debt repayment, what should I do to get my score headed in the right direction. Also, the only debt I have is the 1000 secured credit card which is very close to the limit and the student loan that ill begin repaying next month. Do I save every penny I can over the next 2 years or try and PFD every collection I can for pennies on a dollar? Thanks

 

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