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If you find yourself blacklisted and in need of a short-term loan, and your credit options are limited, read below for more information about loans and what they mean for your credit rating.

Personal Loans

Usually used for personal consumption, such as purchasing large items, paying medical expenses or emergency expenses, etc. Personal loans are typically unsecured and the borrower is not required to post collateral.

Mortgages

A loan used to purchase a home. This type of loan usually uses the home as collateral, and the borrower needs to pay a certain down payment and make monthly payments until the loan is paid off.

Auto Loans

Loans used to purchase cars. Car loans are usually secured, using the purchased vehicle as collateral, and the borrower makes monthly payments plus interest until the loan is repaid.

Student Loans

Loans used to pay for educational expenses such as tuition, books, and living expenses. Student loans often come with flexible repayment plans, and repayments begin after the student graduates.

Business Loans

Loans used to operate, expand or invest in a business. Business loans can be used for capital expenditures, equipment purchases, cash flow management and other purposes.

Credit Card Loans

Loan services provided by credit card companies. Cardholders can make purchases within a limited credit limit and then repay monthly, with the option of full repayment or minimum repayment.

Payday Loans

Short-term loans, often used for emergency cash flow. Payday loans typically pay off on the borrower's next payday and tend to have higher interest rates.

Debt Consolidation Loans

Used to consolidate multiple debts into a single loan, often reducing interest rates and simplifying the repayment process.