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Old 12-19-2010, 06:47 PM   #1
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Unsecured Personal line of credit_rates

I'm thinking of getting an unsecured personal line of credit, was wondering if anybody can tell me where I can find the best possible rate. I know this will be different for everyone, but if you can just tell me what your experience is in getting a line of credit recently... that will definitly of great help.

I'm getting one for personal expenses, in case I need it. I have a stable income and I think my credit rating should not be too bad (missed my payment once or twice, not the best, but not bad). I have recently got a home equity line of credit for my first home in August this year, and i never missed the monthly payment since then.

I've done some research and I'm aware of the different rates I can get (I know it all depends on my credit rating what rate I will get), I just want to narrow it down to two or three banks so I don't have too many credit checks to bring my score down.

Thanks you everyone!
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Old 12-19-2010, 08:54 PM   #2
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call u r local bank, and ask for one.
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isn't that the point of the Heloc, is that you can take money back out, at the low mortage rate, instead of having to get a high rate one?...

so use the one you already have
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