
The stifling effects of bad credit can oftentimes leave  
consumers with very few viable financial choices. The sense  
of hitting a brick wall at every turn becomes part of the  
slippery slope of seeing your credit score drop, and your  
options dry up.
One of the ropes often dangled by finance companies, credit  
cards issuers and even mortgage lenders is the availability  
of high interest loans for high risk people..:-)  
Unfortunately, while potentially a temporary salve,
getting a high interest loan to repair your bad  
credit is rarely a long term solution. Rather, it takes  
people who are already in trouble and offers them a " stay  
of execution" so to speak, while over time, many of the  
lesser understood and rarely disclosed " fine print "  
points come back to bite you in the rear end.
online cash loans, no bank account loans, how to get a loan with no credit,
And it usually hurts a lot more when you get to this point,  
because frankly, now your options are really scarce.
I've seen many people get into this boat - and have been  
there before myself. The idea of robbing Paul to pay Peter  
has been a metaphor we've heard throughout our lives, but  
for many people it becomes a matter or survival rather than  
a cute pun to throw around in difficult times.
The so called - "credit repair loans" are a different  
breed altogether because they potentially can show up in so  
many different types and stripes of offers. Sometimes a  
credit card to consolidate the overdue debt on several other  
cards is like a gift from god when offered - yet, when  
your payment is one short 24 hour sun cycle short, you can  
find your interest rate accelerate to alarming rates.
Home loans that have incorporate the same basic idea in a  
refinance, yet have acceleration clauses or variable rate  
interest have directly caused the glut of foreclosures we  
see in 2007, (and predicted to last well beyond with many  
loans expected to convert to higher rates in the coming few  
months) and most often, these loans were extended to people  
with bad or medium to low credit scores.
It is my fundamental belief that bad credit loans, unless  
they are offered with clarity of understanding on all sides  
and are serving a " financial life serving " purpose (  
preventing a foreclosure, obtaining needed medical care, etc  
) should be avoided at all costs. Mostly because the costs  
are simply too high. And human nature being what it is,  
invariably the very same people who they are meant to serve,  
suffer in the long run.
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
