Subprime Lenders

In this sections you will find several articles about subprime lenders. If you have a low credit score or negative information on your credit report, a subprime lender may still be willing to loan you money, but usually at a much higher interest rate than normal.

A balance scale tilts towards "Good Credit" on the left and "Bad Credit" on the right, with a question mark as the base in the center, symbolizing uncertainty for those considering a subprime lender.

What Are Subprime Lenders and Where Can I Find Them?

Subprime lenders don’t advertise themselves as such — especially after the mortgage meltdown and credit crunch from 2007-2010. If you have “bad” credit and are trying to find a subprime lender who will offer credit or loans to someone with your credit profile, the best thing to do is to get online and shop around

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Should You Borrow From a Subprime Lender

Question: “During 2007, I was working a full‑time and a part‑time job. I lost the full‑time job due to a reduction in force with the federal government. I was paying my creditors until my unemployment was revised. “My question is this. I tried to re‑mortgage my house. I tried to get a home equity loan, but

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