Mostly when lending/borrowing of amount is done in a secured form you have to mortgage something against the borrowed amount. This is done so that if you fail to repay the amount that property will be taken by the lender to take out the lended amount. If you do not have anything to keep as mortgage and in you are in urgent need of cash then you can take cash against your cheque book. Such a scheme in which you are borrowing amount against your cheque book is known as cheque loans scheme. With the help of this scheme you can meet your daily demands like payment of the over dues, house rental, medical or electricity bills, fees of the school and other household things. This scheme allows you to borrow £100 to £1500. In this scheme you need to provide a post dated cheque to your lender.
Cheque loans scheme is a form of unsecured scheme, due to which the rate of interest charged on it is high in comparison to other scheme. But the advantage of this scheme is that even if you do not have a perfect credit score you can still apply to this scheme. There are some conditions, which you need to fulfil before applying to this scheme, which are as follows:
- You should have an active checking account.
- You should be working in any company from past 6months.
- You should be earning salary.
- You should be a permanent citizen of UK.
- You should be 18 years and above.
If all these conditions are being fulfilled you can fill an online application form in which you need to give your all necessary details like name, contact address, bank account number and the amount you need. After this submit the form online. The amount will be transferred to your account within 24 hours. You need to repay the borrowed amount with your next upcoming salary.
Summary
If you do not have anything to keep as mortgage and in you are in urgent need of cash then you can take cash against your cheque book. Such a scheme in which you are borrowing amount against your cheque book is known as cheque loans scheme. This scheme allows you to borrow £100 to £1500.
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