What to do if you're impacted by floods

RateCityJan 13, 2011( 1 min read )

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Nov 1, 2016( 3 min read )

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Sep 5, 2016( 2 min read )

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Households all over Australia could be financially impacted by floods. RateCity explains financial options for those impacted. What our major banks and financial institutions are doing to help you

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Yes, it may be possible to get a $1,500 payday loan with bad credit. Some payday lenders give loans to people with bad credit histories if they believe the borrower has the capacity to repay the loan.

Under Australia’s responsible lending rules, lenders aren’t allowed to approve $1,500 payday loans if they don’t believe the borrower can make the repayments.

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