Unsecured Personal Loan - the Riskless Loan


by Jake Nathan - Date: 2006-12-08 - Word Count: 223 Share This!

In lay parlance, an unsecured personal loan is personal loan having a fixed interest rate and requiring no collateral or security.
A financial crisis can come to anybody and at any time. In years passed, loan taking was more exception than norm. These days, the scenario is a lot different. There are a surfeit of lenders to choose from, each trying their their best to pull the customers. A homeowner can easily get a secured loan. However, for a tenant or a student, getting a secured loan is not possible. In this situation, an unsecured personal loan becomes the best and perhaps the only viable option.
With the absence of a physical guarantee as security, a borrower's repayment ability is thoroughly checked by the loan officers. To counter the risk of loaning money to an unknown commodity, the lender expectedly charges a relatively higher rate of interest. The lack of collateral means that payback capacity of the customer is evaluated through:
  • annual income,

  • bank statements, and

  • employment documents

Loan amounts vary between ₤5, 000 to ₤25,000. Borrowers have a choice of either taking a monthly or a flexible repayment option. An unsecured personal loan is a multipurpose loan and it's the borrowers prerogative to use it any which way he wants. Borrowers with less than satisfactory credit records are also eligible for unsecured personal loans.


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The author is a business writer specializing in finance and credit products and has written authoritative articles on the finance industry. He has done his masters in Business Administration and is currently assisting Loans-Bazaar as a finance specialist.

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