Whether you are applying for a credit card, loan, or bank overdraft:
Take home the contract and read it carefully, ask a solicitor or an accountant for advise.
Contracts can be confusing and you should never sign on the spot.
Remember the loan institution is a money making business.
Ask yourself why you need this money?
Can you afford the repayments even if a down turn in the economic climate happens tomorrow?
What if you loose your job?
What if you are sick?
Do you have insurance for sickness?
What collateral is required?
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