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Quickest lender for a bar loan, still waiting on state results but want to sit for FL
It's going to cost me $1250.00 alone to register and I'm not working full time yet (interviewing and looks like I will be soon). I already took out only half of the maximum amount I was allowed for Sallie Mae but there was requirements such as being 12 months out from graduation etc. I didn't expect to fail that second time, let alone waiting on this third result. Can anyone recommend a lender for a small loan (2-4k) just to get through the fees and get on my feet with work. I never took out a personal loan and not sure how bad it impacts credit compared to regular student loans, but not sure what other options there are. Thank you!
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Re: Quickest lender for a bar loan, still waiting on state results but want to sit for FL
The quickest and cheapest way is to apply a 0% APR credit card. Chase Slate and many AMEX, CITI or BOA cards offer 0% APR for 12 to 15 months.gladiator0flaw11 wrote:It's going to cost me $1250.00 alone to register and I'm not working full time yet (interviewing and looks like I will be soon). I already took out only half of the maximum amount I was allowed for Sallie Mae but there was requirements such as being 12 months out from graduation etc. I didn't expect to fail that second time, let alone waiting on this third result. Can anyone recommend a lender for a small loan (2-4k) just to get through the fees and get on my feet with work. I never took out a personal loan and not sure how bad it impacts credit compared to regular student loans, but not sure what other options there are. Thank you!
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Re: Quickest lender for a bar loan, still waiting on state results but want to sit for FL
I already applied and was granted a Chase Freedom Credit Card and CK tells me to apply for the Blue Cash every day from American Express. I think getting rejected on a credit card hurts more than a loan? Going to call some companies now and see. I can always consolidate with a personal loan too but the rate has to be fixed.maxmartin wrote:The quickest and cheapest way is to apply a 0% APR credit card. Chase Slate and many AMEX, CITI or BOA cards offer 0% APR for 12 to 15 months.gladiator0flaw11 wrote:It's going to cost me $1250.00 alone to register and I'm not working full time yet (interviewing and looks like I will be soon). I already took out only half of the maximum amount I was allowed for Sallie Mae but there was requirements such as being 12 months out from graduation etc. I didn't expect to fail that second time, let alone waiting on this third result. Can anyone recommend a lender for a small loan (2-4k) just to get through the fees and get on my feet with work. I never took out a personal loan and not sure how bad it impacts credit compared to regular student loans, but not sure what other options there are. Thank you!