Can I sell my loan car with someone?

Actually, you must need to be a Singaporean/PR aged 21-62. And you must have a minimum income of $12,000 p.a. Your parents or a sponsor can apply for a loan (for you) ... And your loan guarantor (if applicable) must have a minimum income of $30,000. But as like you told that you're from a poor family. From my idea, whose of home income will not $12,000. Hence it's a big problem to take loans for study. But don't worry, I've an awesome idea for you. Listen to me carefully. You can take the support of your any best friend and from my idea, you'll have to best friend whose income will be good who could help you. If you don't have any friends so you need to search who could finish your problem. When you get best friend so you can get loans through him. And then when you get succeed so you've to paid that loans.

Entering the business world is a tough thing to do. You have a lot of competitors that might be pulling you down. One of the problems of some people who want to start a business is the capital. You can start a business without a capital, but mostly it is more advantageous to start a business with a capital. You can loan money from banks and they will give you some advices too. You can loan money from other people too.

From my idea, you can help your investors in this case.

Just as long as the interest rates are not that high and that loan isn't going to be lasting long without it being paid, then I say it is a matter of priority of whether you should get a loan because if all else fails and you fail to pay the loan immediately, the interest rates will get you otherwise and you will be under twice the amount of debt that you started with, ofcourse it can be helped just as long as you responsibly find out the set backs of having a personal loan and if you are able to handle of paying the said loan when the need arrives

We tend to loan to banks or other agencies that offers a lot loan. But we can not excape the fact that sometimes the bank or agency that we loaned might got bankruptcy. We think that our loan have been already cancelled but it's not. Because your debt is typically up for sale when a lender closes. ... In some cases, your loan can fall under the control of the Federal Debt Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Either way, your loan terms will likely carry over to a new company — with the same APR and repayment terms.

Well whenever you borrow or loan from the bank there will be given a limit to that loan and when you should pay for that specific loan, ranging from months to even a year, but the inability of you being able to pay at the due date will result in a higher amount of interest the following month compared to your payment dues during the deadline. Everytime you will decide to borrow from the bank there will always be an interest in general and you will have to pay for it with an added amount next time around. Hope I helped goodluck in affording that new car!