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Secured Loans
A secured loan is backed or protected by assets you own. So, if you stop paying your loan (default on your loan) the assets that secured your loan can be confiscated to be sold to repay the loan.
Your home, your car, or boat can often be used as an asset to secure a line of credit. If you have them, you can also use stocks, bonds or other personal property as well. When you get a loan a lien can be placed on the asset. This means that you cannot sell that asset unless you pay off your loan.
A secure loan is usually a quick way of obtaining money. The lender has security in your assets that the loan will be repaid. And you have the money to use for some good purpose.
Because there is security for your repayment, you can normally get a secured loan at a lower interest rate than you can for an unsecured loan. This works in your favor since your payments will be lower.
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