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Should I take a small loan from Chase? 2017-02-28 12:59:52 Post No.
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I need to come up with $2,000 by the end of Friday, I'm guessing that getting a small loan from a bank such as Chase is my best bet? Is there a better option I might not be aware of?
I lost my job recently and unemployment has yet to come in (taking more than a month). I need to cover rent and some additional bills since I need to live my apartment and live with my parents. I will be able to repay a loan once I relocate and start working again.
I am currently maxed out on my credit card with Wells Fargo (this is why not asking them for a loan, but I might try WF if Chase turns me down) and think Chase is my only chance of being able to cover my bills while I wait for unemployment benefit to come in. I am just not sure what to do.
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>>18087710
Shameless self bump.
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>>18087710
Do you have anything of actual value that you could put up as collateral for a loan? I suspect most banks are going to look at you as being a very bad risk.
That you're financially irresponsible and already in debt makes taking a loan a bad idea, as it's likely that the only place that would give you a loan are "payday loans" type operations that have extortionate interest rates.
You're better off asking your parents if you can borrow money from them, or if you have any property worth more than what you need, sell it.
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