December 2nd, 2009
When you take out a secured personal loan you give the lender rights to property of some kind that may be seized if you stop or get behind with your payments. This ‘seizable’ property is known as collateral.
When you take out a secured personal loan you give the lender rights to property of some kind that may be seized if you stop or get behind with your payments. This ‘seizable’ property is known as collateral.