Question:
ANY ONE KNOW OF A LOAN COMPANY TO HELP WITH COST!!!
I have less then perfect credit. I need to come up with $5695.00 before my surgery. Anyone know of a loan company that helps people with less than perfect creidt. My surgery is the 12th of April if I get the money. Any suggestions would be great.Thanks — sarah C. (posted on March 20, 2002)
March 20, 2002
With less than perfect credit, you can't just walk into your local bank and
get a personal loan with a good APR. You'll probably have to go to a
secondary provider and these folks can charge up to 28% interest. (You can
find these guys on the Internet and it's never a problem to get approval.)
The only way around this is to put up some collateral, i.e. a house, car,
etc. that can be seized if you fail to pay back your loan. Honestly, it is
my opinion that you should do anything you can to have this surgery and
worry about paying it off in the future. I know, after losing 171 lbs., I
can carry 3 or 4 jobs and still have energy left over!!! Fortunately, my
insurance covered my surgery, but if it hadn't, I would have gotten myself
into some serious debt to improve my health like this surgery has done.
Good luck.
— Terissa R.
March 20, 2002
Thanks for your responce. I will look into it. The thing is I have to come
up with the money before surgery. I will move mountains if I have to . I
have even look at some jewelry to sell. thanks again sarah
— sarah C.
March 20, 2002
There are companies that will finance elective surgery. Be careful,
though, many of them have predatory lending practices. This web site shows
several companies, but also warns of unscrupulous practices. I wish you
the best! http://www.psinteractive.net/fees.htm#fees
— [Deactivated Member]
March 20, 2002
Someone just put two finance companies on the message board today... they
are: http://www.amerifee.com/index.asp and http://www.p-f-s.com/. I hope
this helps!
— blank first name B.
March 20, 2002
Someone just put two finance companies on the message board today... they
are: http://www.amerifee.com/index.asp and http://www.p-f-s.com/. I hope
this helps!
— blank first name B.
March 20, 2002
I had to self pay a good portion of my surgery 11,000. Because I wanted to
have a particular surgeon who was not on the preferred group. I took out a
Home equity loan to cover that cost. If you own your own home you might
want to check that out. Good Luck.
— Terri H.
November 16, 2004
I know your surgery date has passed. I hope everything went well for you
and you found financing. Anyone else out there that needs help...I am a
surgery patient and I also am a loan officer for a Mortgage Company. If
you own your home or are thinking about purchasing a home, I may possibly
be able to help you.
— Joyce R.
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