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The Definitive Guide to Car Loans Without Credit Checks

Ever thought you couldn’t apply for a loan because you’ve got bad credit history? If you have, now’s the time we prove you wrong.

No credit check loans offer a great opportunity for you to improve your credit score if you are genuinely willing and able to repay your loans. Perhaps you don’t have a strong enough credit history to apply for a loan, but still have sound financial prospects over the coming years. Alternatively, you might be self-employed or a temporary resident of Australia, meaning your access to credit is lessened. In these cases, no credit check car loans provide a great option for borrowing money when you need it most. The loans we have on offer here at Car Loan World could be the perfect option for you.

In this definitive guide, we will go through the basics of car loans for people with bad credit history, and what they mean for you. We’ll cover:

• the fundamentals of loans and interest repayment;
• the basics of credit checking;
• the plans for no credit check car loans available to you here at Car Loan World.

What is a loan, and what is interest?

A loan is, put simply, money that you borrow from someone else. You might be buying a house or a car, or investing in a new business. If you don’t have enough funds for your purchase or business operations, you can ask for money to be repaid at a later date. In almost all cases, the money you are lent will be repaid with interest. Interest is the safeguard that the lender requests for giving you their money, which acts as an incentive for you to repay the loan sooner rather than later.

For example: let’s say you want to buy a car which costs $20,000, but you only have $10,000 (also known as your equity). You might go to Car Loan World for a $10,000 loan, to be repaid with 5% interest annually over a 3-year period. You will get the $10,000 upfront, pay for your car, and then repay the debt of $10,000 over the next three years, plus $500 each year that you are repaying the loan: in effect, $1,500 of interest.

If you’re any good at maths, you’ll notice that the larger your down payment, and the less time you spend repaying the debt, the less you’ll pay overall on interest. Often, loans will be required to be secured by an asset, meaning that if the debtor defaults on the loan, the asset would be sacrificed as payment.

What is credit, and what is a credit check?

Credit is the agreement that a debtor will repay a lender’s loan, based on a trust in the debtor’s abilities to do so. Understanding credit is best achieved through similar terms: think of the last time someone asked for your credentials when you applied for a job. They were asking for evidence that you were qualified to do it. Or the amount of “street cred” you have: how cool or respectable you are on the streets. In finance, credit refers to the respect, trust, or evidence that you can repay loans to a lender (also referred to as a creditor).

A credit check is an assessment of a debtor’s likelihood to repay their loan. A credit check generates a credit report and credit score of between 0 and 1000. It essentially answers the questions: “what are the debtor’s credentials?”, and “how much street cred does this debtor have?”, with respect to their financial credit history. While each agency will apply different metrics, credit histories usually account for these primary factors:

• • • Payment history. If you make payments and repay debts on time, you will have a good payment history. If you regularly max out your credit card or miss the due date on your bills, you’ll have a relatively poor payment history.
    • Your current debts. This is determined by the number of debts you have on other loans, and the proportion of your loans compared to the amount of credit you have available. The lower your debts, the better your credit score.
    • The length of your credit history. If you’ve been repaying loans well for several years, you will have a better credit history.
    • Your account portfolio. Diversified accounts, such as a mix of home loans, car loans, and credit cards, are seen more favourably when applying for loans, as they provide evidence of repaying debt in a number of arenas.
    • Your recent credit activity. If you’ve had consistency in your accounts and loan repayment, and that hasn’t changed recently, you will have a better credit score.
    

    What is a no credit check car loan?

    A no credit check loan, also called a bad credit loan, is a loan issued by a creditor which doesn’t involve checks for credit history. This is a great option for people who haven’t got significant credit history, or have only recently started applying for loans. Perhaps you’ve recently started earning significantly more income than you used to, and so have until now been unable to repay larger loans.

    Car Loan World’s No Credit Check Car Loans

    Car Loan World understands that credit history isn’t everything; people have a range of circumstances which affect their ability to access credit. To accommodate this, Car Loan World offers a wide range of no credit check car loans. Car loans from $5,000 to $30,000 are available Australia-wide, except in some remote areas, and up to 100% of the car’s value is available for borrowing. Instead of looking at credit history, debtors only require two things: firstly, a registered motor vehicle no older than eleven years (it can be the vehicle you’re buying) to secure against the loan; secondly, regular income payments to service it. The bulk of this income must come from wages, with payments from Centrelink taken into account.
    If you’ve got bad credit history, but good financial prospects, Car Loan World is the place for you. Take a look at our range of no credit check car loans to find out more, and get a quote today. Happy car hunting!

    FAQs: What is a credit check?

    A credit check is an assessment of your likelihood to repay a loan based on your history of doing so. It takes into account a number of different factors, including your payment history, current debts and recent credit activity.

    FAQs: What is no credit check car loan?

    A no credit check car loan enables you to apply for loans without a credit check, a great option for people with good financial stability but poor credit history. These people include those who are self-employed, temporary Australian residents, or have only recently started applying for loans.

    FAQs: Where can I find the best bad credit history car loans?

    Car Loan World offers a wide range of car loans for people with bad credit history.

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