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Cath CAU
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Good for temporary help BUT bad for your future
I agree with everyone's positive feedback on here in getting the help when we had it tough.... But after my 5yrs Debt Agreement has finished and 1 year after.... I've still got a bad history and credit rating behind me and find it difficult and will find it difficult to apply for anything and everything as I'm now a risk to creditors.
Foxsymes is good TEMPORARILY but bad for YOUR FUTURE.
It's a choice you need to make...struggle now and work for it and you won't have diffulties in the future.
Or a quick fix now... And feel hopeless in the future and your goals.
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Grahame Hoodasked
Am I able to lease a car with you. I have an abn and a current car loan with you
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Leigh Robertsonasked
If I am in debt agreement.. could I still be able to get a car loan for $50000
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Can I trade my car in when it is currently still under finance with fox symes?
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