Reader Question: Patrick from Florida recently wrote us with a question, “Can I get a loan at 17? I need money for a car.”
Yes and no. You cannot get an individual loan at age 17. Minors (those under age 18) are not old enough to enter into a legally binding contract because they are not considered adults. Most minors do not have steady jobs because they are still in high school. They also don’t have credit. Lenders view this age group as “too young” and “unable to pay …
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