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VLD [36.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

FInd a co-signer with equivalent credit score.

Explanation:

Tina does not have credit history. She can receive the loan if she has a collateral or co-signer as base for loan. But it must meet all requests. The collateral must have the right estimation and ownership. Co-signer must have required credit score and credit history.

VARVARA [1.3K]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

Ask her mother to join a credit union with her.

Explanation:

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1 1.155,80 687,05 468,75

2 1.155,80 699,94 455,87

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4 1.155,80 726,43 429,37

5 1.155,80 740,05 415,75

6 1.155,80 753,93 401,88

7 1.155,80 768,06 387,74

8 1.155,80 782,46 373,34

9 1.155,80 797,13 358,67

10 1.155,80 812,08 343,72

11 1.155,80 827,31 328,50

12 1.155,80 842,82 312,98

13 1.155,80 858,62 297,18

14 1.155,80 874,72 281,08

15 1.155,80 891,12 264,68

16 1.155,80 907,83 247,97

17 1.155,80 924,85 230,95

18 1.155,80 942,19 213,61

19 1.155,80 959,86 195,94

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21 1.155,80 996,19 159,61

22 1.155,80 1.014,87 140,93

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24 1.155,80 1.053,29 102,52

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7 4.720,01 4.390,71 329,30

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Answer:

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