Nov 28

What is a Log Book Loan?

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What is a Log Book Loan?

A logbook loan is a loan secured on the logbook of your car. If you own a vehicle, it is now possible to get a loan with your car or guarantee of safety, where the logbook as a guarantee.

How do they work?

The logbook acts as a proof of ownership of the car and the loan is secured against the property of the car.

The logbook loans can be a quick and easy way to obtain a loan. They are suited for borrowers requiring immediate funds quickly.

The logbook remains in possession of the lender for the period until the loan was repaid. The car remains in the possession of the borrower. The borrower must keep the car in good condition, and continue to cherish the road tax and ensure the car has valid insurance and MOT.

Borrowing Criteria

There are basic criteria which must be received by the borrower to obtain loan book. Namely:

• The vehicle must not be older than 8 years.

• The vehicle shall not be used collateral

• If the vehicle was used as collateral, the vehicle must be clear of all contributions.

• Taxes and insurance due on the vehicle must be paid in full before the vehicle logbook is promised to loan book.

• The vehicle must have passed the technical tests and MOT test to be eligible for loan book. British each vehicle must be tested after every 3 years in order to verify its validity.

• A loan of the borrower should be in full-time employment. He or she should have a regular source of income.

• The logbook must be on behalf of the borrower.

A logbook loans generally do not require credit checks, making it an ideal way of borrowing for people with poor credit and solvency. The loan amount will depend on the lender and the value of the vehicle.

Question about loan

Is student loan still tax deductable when refinancing a student loan with a personal loan?
My daughter has two very high interest student loans. Her credit won't let her do anything, but I can "refinance" it with me getting the loan using my credit. But is it still a "student" loan that she can deduct. She is making the payments and her name will be also on the loan (ironically, she will co-sign for me). This seems to be some gray area once the loan gets moved around. Just want to make sure the "chain of custody" still makes the new loan interest tax deductable. Hope this made sense and thanks for your help.

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18 Responses to “What is a Log Book Loan?”

  1. WPMixer says:

    figure out your interest rate for the first year of a 30 year mortgage. Ask your bank for a list of their fees. Payday loans can cost you money just like anything else you borrow against. Here is a tip don’t borrow money in any fashion. I am a lender and we don’t loan to people who don’t have the ability to pay the money back. After I pay all of my bills to run the company I don’t make anything close to 400%, that is such a lie.

  2. suezy says:

    if the car is still registered in yr name u can get a form from the post office for a duplicate log book which u will have 2 pay £25 2 the dvla. U can get a copy of yr mot from the garage where u had it done again they will charge u prob about £10.

  3. Wordpress says:

    @HowlinJay I work for a payday loan company myself and get treated like shit. I got trained to do things I thought I was suppose to and all of a sudden my manager has done nothing but treated me like shit telling me everything I’m doing is “wrong”.

  4. dejavu says:

    The V5 is not proof of ownership of a vehicle but merely a record of the registered keeper. Logbook loans may be able to prove that you own the car and therefore still take the car. if you have made loan payments for the car to the person you bought it from or if the person you bought the car from provides a statement saying that you are the new owner.
    If you manage to persuade logbook loans that your uncle is the registered keeper they may be able to prosecute you for fraud in that you will have signed a document stating that you are the owner.
    At over 400% interest your best bet would be to borrow the money from elsewhere and clear the logbook loans. It is the less painful option than a fraud conviction!

  5. WPBlog Shop says:

    fuck a payday loan

  6. Julian C says:

    For Payday Loans there are many providers:

    http://www.quickquid.co.uk
    http://www.paydayuk.co.uk
    http://www.paydaypower.co.uk

    Also, Splut should list quite a few: http://www.splut.com/005/003-007.htm

    Make sure you attention to any of the loan fees and can pay back the loan in the terms stated so you don't need to take more loans every month.

    I'm sure there are many comparison services too such as ResetLoans, EverythingFinancial, Money Supermarket etc.

  7. Donna T says:

    make sure no one is watching and take a grinder to it, make sure you hide the evidence. Alterntaively to stay on the right side of the law you could also consult a solicitor regarding harassment, he has no right to clamp your car just to cause you inconvenience.

  8. Blogger says:

    BANK OF AMERICA IS THE MOST CORRUPT BANK IN THE COUNTRY!. Bank of America harassed me, ruined my credit, charged me over $800 in fees over a 10 day period, tried to humiliate me, and never stopped calling my house- all because of $50 overdraft!!
    In one day I was charged over $250 in overdraft fees because of a company that took advantage of my bank account- BofA charges more fees than any bank in the World!

  9. sassy girl says:

    Most Dealerships cannot send the papers to the bank to be funded until you have signed your agreement to sell car and everything the bank requires is all together. After the dealer has everything the loan requires he then sends it to the bank. Depending on the amount of time between the first approval call and the dealership sending the paperwork in, the requirements might change. This could be why it has not been funded. I would contact the bank and enquire as to the status of your loan and if it has not been completed yet you might be able to stop the process at that end, however depending on what you signed at the dealership you may or may not be able to get your deposit back.

  10. Anonymous says:

    I work for a “Payday Loan” office…they’re fucking evil. Trust me.

    The company I work for treats their employees like shit, and they don’t give a goddamn about the customer.

  11. Depending on the limits of your courts, take him to small claims court and bring all of your evidence. He will have to pay you back. You can garnish his wages.

  12. Big River says:

    It is disgusting that their is no vetting in these sectors to protect the public to such bad packages. It is unbelievable that it is allowed on the market as an option to solve your financess for what ever reason.Society has changed that we are not willing to save and then buy. Instead it is easier to get a loan for a holiday or that must have dress. They have seen the opportunity for money being made to those that are unwitting roped into the deals. I suppose it is just experience through your mistakes that makes you so much more couscous about taking any form of credit these days.

  13. Anonymous says:

    how would you that legaly?

  14. Anonymous says:

    The gentleman at :42 appears to be retrieving a rifle and box of ammo from the back of his truck. Perhaps he is attempting to settle his debts in a non-traditional manner?

  15. Free Blog says:

    Payday loans benefit people who get paid monthly. You have to wean yourself off them and that is what I am doing. I believe that the government should regulate the interest of payday loaners. People will call that socialism, but it is better to do that then to take advantage of low income middle class people. School systems, parents, communities, and our federal government need to take a class in economic and financial literacy.

  16. SUSAN J says:

    from what you said my understanding is that the loan is not secured on the car, the loan was not given in relation to the car, the loan company will not come for the car if you fail to pay the loan and if the car is hpi checked the loan will not come up, if all that is true then yes you can get a log book loan



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