If you have been turned down for short term loan, this may be due to a number of reasons. For example, self-employed people, unemployed people and those with bad credit ratings are not usually eligible Alternatively, your earnings may be too low, or you may be too young. Take a look at your lender’s criteria before applying to make sure your unsuccessful application aren't further damaging your credit rating.
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