Hallo…
I’m in a bit of a jam and could really use some advice. After being laid off for almost a year, I finally got a junior position in another state, but I need to move ASAP. I’m looking for a loan to help with new housing costs (like the deposit, fees, and travel) since there’s no relocation package.
I’m basically scraping by—selling off what I can and taking Amtrak since flying is too pricey. I only need about $1,000, but my credit’s pretty mixed, sitting around 580 on average across the three bureaus. 
Do you think I can even get a loan? Where should I look? Any tips would be super helpful! 
Best wishes…
Even if these options could be useful, before signing any document, make sure you have read the fine print and comprehend the terms. Additionally, it’s a good idea to routinely review your credit report and score in order to spot any inaccuracies and take action to raise your credit score.
There may be few options available to you at traditional banks if you have semi-bad credit and are seeking for a loan 
. Still, there are a number of additional sources of funding available.
Credit requirements are frequently more flexible, and approval timeframes are faster. 
: Shorter loan terms and higher interest rates.
might be more stringent than those of online lenders. Find local credit unions by doing a search.
Attend to particular demands (car loans, home improvement loans, etc.). Interest rates could be higher. Examples are Ally Financial and Capital One.