QUOTE(sonumby @ Feb 4 2010, 10:40 AM)
Just curious for my status in banks.
This is the scenario...
My dad is a bankruptcy. He uses my mom name to purchase a car at 1996.
When year 2005, the car finally finishes the loan. But my dad change the owner of the car to my name, and refinance it.
Up to date, Jan 2010, he didn't pay up for almost 6months and court letter is being issued. And bank officers been calling me everyday.
I was a college student when my dad ask me to sign all those documents.(pls don't expect me to fully understand of these..)
Am I still eligible to get any loan for property, car, personal loan, credit cards?
not to act like an expert, just to share my working experince as an auditor in banking and investment industry.This is the scenario...
My dad is a bankruptcy. He uses my mom name to purchase a car at 1996.
When year 2005, the car finally finishes the loan. But my dad change the owner of the car to my name, and refinance it.
Up to date, Jan 2010, he didn't pay up for almost 6months and court letter is being issued. And bank officers been calling me everyday.
I was a college student when my dad ask me to sign all those documents.(pls don't expect me to fully understand of these..)
Am I still eligible to get any loan for property, car, personal loan, credit cards?
In your scenario, you're gonna have unfavourable credit reputation with banks, being categorised under high risk customer. they wont care how your story is, everyone has their own financial story, they only work on black and white.
bottom line, you still can apply for bank facility provided you can proof ur earning power, 3-6 consecutive months pay slip is the best, if not with fixed deposit cert(s) of a few thousands, preferably more or land and property rights (property inherited from elders) hoping to lower down your credit risk. However, if you wanna get a big loan approved ie housing loan etc is still difficult
My suggestion, you have to establish your own credit reputation from ground, get a very simple credit card, dun spend too much and pay every month on time. credit card is the easiest to get approved since credit card sales are dropping alot which is one of the bank's most profitable product. then with a couple of years of good paymaster record and income proof, few years working experience. you increase your chances to get bigger loans approved. These are the "black and white proofs" all banks are relying.
Feb 5 2010, 04:58 PM

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