Bad Credit Car Finance
Creditplus looks at all credit applications with experienced underwriters. We check to make sure you receive the fairest rate possible for your bad credit car finance, by reviewing your individual circumstances. Obtaining bad credit car finance is no different to car insurance in that if you have points on your licence you will pay a higher premium.
It is important to keep regular payments up with your bad credit car loan as this will improve your credit rating in the first year, giving you better options next time around when applying for car credit.
The most common funding method for poor credit car loans is to get hire purchase. This is a loan simply secured on the vehicle, giving fixed monthly payments and a fixed term, so you know exactly what your costs are.
For further advice about applying for a car loan when you have bad credit, please ring 08717 502 495 and we will do our best to assist you with your bad credit car loan.
Bad credit car loans have advantages, says expert
People with poor credit ratings can still buy new cars by taking out bad debt loans, it has been claimed.
Writing for Best Syndication, Alec Reece said loans for bad debt can help people with poor credit histories to buy cars, as well as paying off other debts.
K-Fed risks bad credit by running stop sign
Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline is in trouble with the police after driving through the exact same stop sign that Spears ran through last week.
The dancer, who started a rap career under the name of K-Fed, was driving with the couple's oldest son Sean Preston at the time, Female First reports.
Illegal drivers risking bad credit?
Motorists who drive illegally and potentially risk incurring bad credit have been caught by a successful automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) scheme in North Yorkshire.
The York Press reports that the initiative saw 205 offenders arrested between June 2006 and May 2007, with £1.
Pay-as-you-go schemes 'offer alternative' to those with bad credit
Changing car ownership for a pay-as-you-go motoring scheme could save drivers a lot of money and limit the need for large car loans, an industry expert has claimed.
Motorists with bad credit may benefit from a pay-as-you-go scheme as such a system avoids the need for car ownership in the short term, Streetcar said.
