Throughout our lives, there are a number of things we encounter that can require financing, such as purchasing a home, car, and/or education. For these, we have specialized personal loans, such as mortgages, auto loans, and student loans, respectively. However, there are other reasons for which borrowers may require a personal loan.
If
you’ve ever gotten a loan
declined in the past, it is easy to get stuck wondering where you
went wrong. However, when a lender declines your loan, it is usually
not a personal decision. Each institution has defined parameters on
the types of borrowers they can and cannot lend to. If you as a
borrower fall even slightly outside of these parameters, the
institution may opt to play safe and decline the application.
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If
you have regularly created budgets for your monthly expenses in the
past, chances are that you have needed to add some large expenses
from time to time that are over and above your regular expenses such
as your rent, food, transportation costs, etc. Maybe your car broke
down and needed urgent repairs to get back on the road. Or maybe you
are planning for your upcoming wedding. Whatever the case may be,
these expenses can often compromise your best-laid plans, and prevent
you from meeting your savings and investment goals. However, it
doesn’t need to end that way!
If
you have worked with a bank to obtain a loan for personal or business
purposes, you have likely seen that the process to do so is rigorous
and comprehensive. At their core, banks are for-profit enterprises
which means that they have fiduciary duties to prudently manage their
shareholders’ capital and only lend to people and businesses that
meet certain risk criteria. Each bank has its own criteria and
requirements for lending that prospective borrowers have to abide by
to receive a loan or any other debt product. However, there are
certain common items that every bank evaluates in order to make a
lending decision.
Unexpected
circumstances happen all the time in life. Things like emergency car
repairs, health issues, and other non-budgeted expenses can come
seemingly out of nowhere and squeeze the monthly financial budget
that you worked so hard to maintain.
Magical Installment Loans: Installment loans are available to eligible residents of Ontario and range from $1,500 to $20,000. Repayment terms range from 18 to 78 payments, with flexible payment schedules available as weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly.
Example: A $5,000 loan repaid over 18 monthly installments would require payments of $300.40 per month.
NOTE: Loan amount and payment amount are subject to change upon final loan approval. Interest rate for Personal Loans is calculated at 34.8%. The Repayment amount includes optional Loan Protection Plan coverage.
Magical Cash Loans - Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon Residents only: We offer Magical Cash Loans in the amount of $100-$1,500.00. The cost of borrowing is $14.00 per $100.00 for each $100.00 borrowed. On a $1,000.00 loan for 14 days, the cost of borrowing is $140.00. The total to pay back is $1,140.00, which is an annual percentage rate of 365.00%. ON License #4741412. BC License#85919AB License#358423.
The Loan must be paid in full by the end of the term, with no extensions or exceptions, and no automatic renewals. Failure to pay your debt on time will impact your future credit with Magical Credit Inc. and other credit lenders. All delinquencies will be reported to the Credit Bureaus.