I'm familiar with Care Credit, but I'm not sure they'll take me. My ex-partner was un/underemployed for a couple of incredibly ill-timed years after I bought the house, and that did some pretty significant harm, financially. While things are more stable than they used to be, I'm still finding old debts here and there, and my overall debt load isn't ideal.
Plus, I'm trying to save what load I can sustain for the roof, if and when we can find a bank willing to take that chance.
Still, once I get close to my goal, I may give them a try anyway. Their rates are a lot better than my bare minimum alternative (a company specializing in medical loans for people with poor credit), and if I can get lucky with a small loan with a good company, I'll pay less overall.
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Date: 2011-06-06 10:15 pm (UTC)Plus, I'm trying to save what load I can sustain for the roof, if and when we can find a bank willing to take that chance.
Still, once I get close to my goal, I may give them a try anyway. Their rates are a lot better than my bare minimum alternative (a company specializing in medical loans for people with poor credit), and if I can get lucky with a small loan with a good company, I'll pay less overall.
Thanks for the good thoughts!