It’s not a salary that makes you rich, it’s your spending habits.”
-Charles A. Jaffe.
An unsecured loan is a loan that is not backed by collateral to guarantee the repayment. Unsecured loans are given on the creditworthiness of the person. The creditworthiness of the borrower is assessed based on the five C’s of credit: character, capacity, capital, collateral, and conditions. An example is unsecured loans are credit card purchases, personal loans, and student loans.
1. Job-status
A lender or a bank will be interested to know that you are a salaried person or a self-employed person. One should have a steady source of income every month. On the other hand, if you are a salaried person, you have to provide your offer letter from the current organization as well as the salary payslips. In case you are self – employed, you would be asked to show proof of continuity of business and proof of ownership.
2. Income
Banks and other lenders do check that if a borrower can repay the borrowed amount or not. The lenders check for a minimum amount of income and then grant the loan. Borrowers can be asked to show payslips, offer letters, bank statements, and income tax returns to verify your income details.
3. Credit history
Lenders look at your previous credit behaviour to know the repayment ability. They make sure that the person who is applying for a loan is financially stable and can pay back the loan amount. With a high credit score, one has more chances of getting an unsecured loan application approved.
Lenders will check your credit score before granting you the loan. They will study your repayment ability too. If you have a high credit score, only then banks will grant you a loan. Your income status will also be checked so that those individuals who are with low income do not apply for a loan. Lenders will make sure that the person who is applying is a salaried or self-employed person. If you are applying for an unsecured loan, you should consider these rules so that your loan application does not get rejected.
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