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#1 erihar

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Posted 31 July 2012 - 03:47 PM

We currently have 2 corporate checking accounts with BofA. We are thinking about applying for a cash-secured loan for $30k. I just wanted to know if anyone has ever applied for or opened up one of these accounts. I just want some advice and/or tips.

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#3 Holloty

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Posted 01 August 2012 - 07:20 AM

We currently have 2 corporate checking accounts with BofA. We are thinking about applying for a cash-secured loan for $30k. I just wanted to know if anyone has ever applied for or opened up one of these accounts. I just want some advice and/or tips.



They have changed there policy. I dont think that they secure it against the cash right off. You may have to put it in one of their products like a CD. Then you might have a better chance at that option

#4 erihar

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Posted 01 August 2012 - 07:24 AM


We currently have 2 corporate checking accounts with BofA. We are thinking about applying for a cash-secured loan for $30k. I just wanted to know if anyone has ever applied for or opened up one of these accounts. I just want some advice and/or tips.



They have changed there policy. I dont think that they secure it against the cash right off. You may have to put it in one of their products like a CD. Then you might have a better chance at that option


well yes... I would put it in one of their CDs with them as primary lien holder. Even if I applied with the cash that's in the bank right now, they would just transfer it to CD.

#5 Brndnh721

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Posted 01 August 2012 - 01:21 PM

I remember some one talking about it awhile back.. Should be pretty straight forward.. Not sure if they still require a PG on it..Crazy right? A PG on totally secured loan but a lot of places make you do that and some that don't only allow you to borrow against a certain %.




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