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We get it, life can get tough and it sometimes leads to poor financial decisions. If you find yourself with a low credit score and in need of some cash, you still have some options. Whether you need to consolidate debt or pay for a financial emergency, DollarGeek will help you find the best lender for bad credit.
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A bad credit loan will usually have a high interest rate, but it won’t be anywhere near a payday loan’s rate (high 100 percents – yes, payday loans have sky high interest rates). Make sure to have an understanding of what your credit score is and how much you will need to borrow before you start shopping lenders.
Peer-to-peer lenders help match up borrowers with individuals willing to lend money. Peer-to-peer lenders take traditional banks out of the process and in return can sometimes offer lower fees because they have less overhead. Peer-to-peer lending can help borrowers receive multiple loan offers.