Unsecured Debt
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What is Unsecured Debt?
Unsecured debt refers to any borrowing where the consumer hasn’t been required to add any assets as collateral. This means that should the borrower not be able to continue paying the loan, the lender would need to pursue the debt.
Takes a look through our unsecured debt articles to find out more.
Unsecured Debt Examples?
Unsecured Debt FAQs
Who Is Legally Responsible For Utility Bills?
The answer to this question largely depends on whether you have signed a contract with a provider.
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Do You Legally Have to Pay Utility Bills?
The answer to this question largely depends on whether you have signed a contract with a provider.
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Can a Loan Company Take You to Court?
Your creditors can take you to court if you don't honour the credit agreement you signed.
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How Can a Payday Loan Cause Debt?
Payday loans are an extremely expensive and high risk method of borrowing. They are usualy reserved for people who already have issues with their finances and/or credit rating.
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