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what is the least expensive best company for car insurance? Also, a place to get a low interest loan with bad?
is it Geico? Also, my father keeps trying to get a loan for at least just $6,000 because we saw a moblie home in a book and the mobile home park want $6,000 up front to pay, but no matter where my father applies for a loan no one will give him one just because his credit is a LITTLE bad, but it is not even all that bad! They will not even just give him a loan with high interest at all. So does anyone know of a company that will still give him a loan even though he has slightly bad credit (in particular a company that will still provide low or no interest even though he has bad credit)?
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erica_bischoff |
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06/11/07 Total Answers
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| No one company is always the lowest. Geico was more expensive when we called around. AAA was the lowest if we put our home in the same policy. You just have to call around, there are too many factors.
On the loan, you'd have to go for a personal loan and the interest rates are higher. $6000.00 is not really enough for many lenders to deal with. |
| Answer by :
Tim On Date
2007-06-11 15:22:14 |
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| I would say Geico is the best..........far as getting an auto loan.........you need to join a credit unit.......deposit money in it regularly and after a few months you can ask the credit union for a loan......usually they charge 4-10% interest depending upon where you live. |
| Answer by :
Lady Cosmo On Date
2007-06-11 15:25:26 |
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| In terms of insurance, GEICO has good rates, but if you're record sucks, try Progressive. Get multiple quotes, don't settle for just one.
In terms of loans, there are plenty of places that offer loans for people with bad credit with no-hassle applications and easy requirements.
Some of these lenders even offer 1 minute approvals, and have both secured and unsecured loans, depending on your need and situation. Check the page listed below, it has information and bad credit lenders listed off and on.
http://www.axalda.info/bad-credit-loans.html |
| Answer by :
Gary H On Date
2007-06-11 16:09:03 |
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| It varies. Most of the time, Geico is higher than everyone else. Not all companies write insurance in all states. Your credit score has more to do with your rates than anything, except your driving history.
You'll have to shop around in your area to see who's cheapest. Any A rated carrier should be fine.
And regarding a loan for someone who can't get one - that's probably because it will be too much of a stretch for him to pay it back. Mobile homes are a ROTTEN investment, they depreciate just as fast as cars. Then stuff goes wrong with them, and after 20 years or so, they aren't even really repairable any more.
So if he doens't have the cash, save up, and in a year there will be another deal just like it. |
| Answer by :
mbrcatz17 On Date
2007-06-11 17:44:38 |
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| Unitrin
i'm still amazed but they were less than 1/2 the price of the next nearest price with the exact same levels |
| Answer by :
Ryan S On Date
2007-06-11 19:36:52 |
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| I would try Mercury Insurance. Here's a few tips and guides before you do some comparison shopping:
http://www.insurancehelpsource.com/index.html |
| Answer by :
Tom D On Date
2007-06-13 16:07:37 |
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| If you have a poor credit score, it is difficult to get a loan from most banks and financial institutions. Credit is usually available only at a very high interest rate.Only few companies provide loan with poor credit score.Check out link for details.
http://l4y.info/ |
| Answer by :
rajesh k On Date
2007-06-15 00:14:53 |
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