Car Loans for People with Bad Credit

The majority of lenders in Australia realise, understand and appreciate that those with bad credit still require access to car loans.

Help finding car loans for people with bad credit

Sometimes bad credit can’t be helped – it may simply be due to the fact that you are new to Australia or that you are self employed and haven’t built up a substantial history. Sometimes it is the result of poor decisions and bad financial management. Whatever the reason, reputable lenders are often prepared to give a second chance to help find car loans for people with bad credit that suits.

How can you help yourself?

You’ll need to make sure that your application is well filled out, and submitted correctly. Take a bit of extra time to double check that you’ve given the lender everything that they require, and answered all questions as honestly and with as much information as possible. If you try to hide any element of your previous credit history, it’s likely your lender may find out and your application will likely be declined.

Try and ensure that your banking records are as impressive as possible. If you’re looking to get a car loan with bad credit, you really do need to show the lender that you are able to live within your means – this could mean that you need to take some time to work out a monthly budget and consider setting aside some money to save rather than spend.

Although it’s not always easy to coincide the two, it will really help your case if you have a current, stable job whilst you’re applying for a car loan with bad credit. This will demonstrate to the lender that you have a set salary coming in each month and that you will be able to honour the commitment of paying back a loan on a regular basis.

Tom Caesar

Tom Caesar is the Managing Director of The Positive Group, a group of Australian financial services companies offering a broad range of finance to clients Australia wide. The Positive Group assist clients in the areas of car finance, mortgages, insurance & wealth management. Tom has been in car & asset finance for over 10 years. Tom regularly contributes articles on car finance, insurance, technology and business growth, drawing on his experience of starting his own brokerage in 2009.

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