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     A loan is a financial agreement in which a lender gives a borrower a certain amount of money, in which the borrower will repay within a certain amount of time. In other words, it is a temporary redistribution of financial assets. In many cases, the loan may be paid back in small regular installments called payments. The lender may ask for interest payments on the loan, and may assign penalties for late payments. There are two types of loans, secured and unsecured.

     Unsecured loans are those such as personal loans and corporate bonds, as well as those used when in credit card drafts or in bank overdrafts. This type of loan, also known as a signature loan, is obtained without security and the borrower agrees to pay back the loan within a set time and signs a document that states this. Banks and credit card companies offer unsecured loans only after assessing the borrower’s credit. The success of obtaining an unsecured loan depends directly on your credit history. Usually an unsecured loan is for a small amount of money, but the interest rates on these loans are usually higher than those of secured loans. The best rates for an unsecured loan are most likely offered through credit unions.