$10,000 Dollar loan with Bad Credit – Determining Factors

A lender may look at the following factors when considering lending you a 10,000 dollar loan. Firstly, they will look at your employment status. Perhaps you are unemployed or you have only been in a job for a short time. This all affects credit rating. Or your residential status may be lowering your credit rating if you have lived at your address for only a short time. You may have not paid your lender previous loans in full or have gone over your overdrafts in the case of a bank loan application. You may not have a current account or if you have one have only had it for a short time.

A 10000 dollar loan is a large amount to take so your chance of getting such a loan with bad credit are almost impossible unless you put up something against the loan, like the value in your car or your home. Perhaps you are looking to make home improvements in which case you can release accumulated value in your home to do so in the form of a home equity loan.

Short term business loans may be a better option if you are looking for a large amount, about $10000 dollars to help with an emergency business payment.

Payday loan debt assistance requires no credit check but a £10000 amount is not acceptable for a payday loan. The best thing to do is to try and improve your credit within the next six months and only apply to one lender at a time, (anymore and this may lower your credit rating). Having a $4000 loan overnight can be achieved with an instant loan. High interest ratings and fees will apply however and credit rating normally needs to be good.

Cash loans for people with terrible credit are possible to get hold of but the interest rates are so high sometimes you are better off waiting for your credit rating to improve. Improving your credit slowly can be done by applying for a bad credit score credit card and by always paying the payments off on time on this card. This will show that you can pay off some payments in time at least. From here on you can build up your credit rating, but don’t take out any more credit cards if you can’t afford it or already have too many existing credit cards. Perhaps your credit rating is already fair, in which case you should reapply for the loan after six months and give them new evidence of your financial history, such as improved bank statements. They may then reconsider offering you the loan. Try checking your credit rating at Experian.