Business loans, 100% government backed,

I don’t see why they should. If someone’s taken a payment holiday it could be seen as technically breaching the terms of the loan, where as taking one of these emergency loans and paying back on time should only help their credit rating. It should be remembered that this is the banks money being lent, with a government guarantee. I don’t remember the banks expressing any guilt when they were loaned tax payers money.
Given taxpayers money
 

TheTallGuy

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Location
Cambridgeshire
I wonder if taking these emergency loans will effect peoples credit history. Chap on the news this morning took a payment holiday on his car finance and has been told it will effect his credit history. As one poster said yesterday i cant see this money being paid back, government will write it off and those borrowed to the hilt will win again .
The issue of the loan will be registered on the credit history, there will then be 12 months where no payments registered even though payments are not due, this may affect a credit scoring system result - though it shouldn't be as significant as a default registered on the file.

For instance I used an interest free finance deal for some equipment, the first 12 months are interest & payment free & then a three year payback with interest in much the same way that these loans operate; I'm on track to pay back the full amount in under 12 months, but timing meant that one payment didn't show as being within a particular month & I lost a few points on ClearScore plus given a recommendation to make regular payments.
 

Hfd Cattle

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Hereford
Brother in law applied with Santander for 10,000 yesterday . He clicked the send button at 9.02 am ,had an reply email by 12 which asked him to sign a declaration of acceptance and he had an email at 9.53 this morning saying the funds will be in his account by tomorrow . He says now he wished he had gone for the full amount he was entitled to .
 

Werzle

Member
Location
Midlands
I dont understand the enthusiasm? it wasn't hard to get a bank loan before, they already gave you a interest break or some such deal, if you needed a loan you'd already have one? If you could afford a loan you'd already have one?
Most already have a loan and this one doesnt involve talking to the manager or proving how you can pay it back.
 
I dont understand the enthusiasm? it wasn't hard to get a bank loan before, they already gave you a interest break or some such deal, if you needed a loan you'd already have one? If you could afford a loan you'd already have one?
What loan could you get before that if you repaid the entire amount before the 12 months were up was free to use? ( or have I misted some small print)
 

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