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However, some of these loans can attract high rates and fees, so it's important to carefully consider all the details before deciding whether or not to apply. You can use this guide to learn more about the different Good to Go loans, including application requirements.
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The rates and fees that apply for Good to Go loans vary depending on factors including the type of loan and the amount that's borrowed. This structure means there is no clear table of rates or fees available on the Good to Go website.
However, it does disclose all fees and charges when an application is received and a loan offer is made to the applicant. If you want more specific details before applying, call the Good to Go accounts department on 1300 197 727.
Good to Go is an Australian Credit License holder that is in compliance with the National Consumer Credit Protection Act. Good to Go clearly displays its contact details on its website, including its phone number, address and an online enquiry form. If you’re worried about the fees and charges associated with these loans, remember to carefully review them before accepting an offer or signing any contract.
You can apply for a Good to Go loan online via its website. Remember to check the eligibility criteria for the loan, which will include the following requirements:
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I’m on a disability pension for the last 6 year’s and I’m over 35 with good credit history, just one paid default. Can I get a $15000 personal loan?
Hello Curt.
Thank you for your comment.
Good to Go’s Cash Loan product is also offered to individuals who receive Centrelink income. Your capacity to repay a loan will be considered. However, the lender decides how much they’ll approve you of. So it’s best to contact Good to Go directly and check your options.
Should you wish to have real-time answers to your questions, try our chat box on the lower right corner of our page.
Regards,
Jhezelyn
I have $295k. I need $95k to purchase a home unit for $390. I am currently waiting for my Disability claim form centrelink to approved. I am also 2 weeks away from finding out whether an insurance payout of $120.000 from my super company is approved.
Hi Allen,
Thank you for your inquiry and sorry for the delayed reply.
Are you looking for a personal loan about $95K? If so, I’m afraid that Good to Go only offers loan to people with regular income. Nevertheless, you might want to check with any lenders listed on this page your lending options. Though please note that $95K is already a very big amount for personal loan, as it is already risky for lenders to lend such amount.
Meantime, another option for you could be a home loan for Centrelink recipients. There’s a guide on this page on how you can apply. It would be advantageous as well to speak to a mortgage broker who can take into account your circumstance and help you find a suitable home loan for you.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
May
Katherine I am currently 27 weeks pregnant and have 13 weeks to go. I need to know if I should take out a personal loan to help pay for bubs things he will need once born. What do you advise?
Hi Michelle,
Thanks for your message and for contacting finder.
Yes, you can definitely apply for a personal loan to pay for expenses when your child arrives. Just make sure you have all the eligibility requirements needed to apply for one. Here is a useful page to check the documents needed to apply for a loan.
Also, here is a page for private health insurance for pregnancy and birth.
Hope this was helpful. Hope you have a safe delivery!
Cheers,
Nikki
How do I get a loan with bad credit rating
Hi Reece,
Thanks for your inquiry
Having bad credit can make it difficult to access finance when you need it, but if you’re in that situation you still have some options to choose from. You have both secured and unsecured bad credit loans available to you, but lower interest rates and fees can be found if you’re able to offer security. Lenders may also be more willing to approve you as the loan is less of a risky venture.
To check your options for bad credit loans, please click on this link.
Hope this information helps
Cheers,
Arnold
I’m a stay at home mom on centrelink. I need a loan for $1200 for an emergency situation we have. I know i can pay back the loan with my centrelink allowance (fortnightly) as i live at home (no rent etc) but I’ve been declined from these loan places, would Good to Go be any different?
Hi,
Thanks for your inquiry. Please note that we are not affiliated with Good to Go Loans or any company we feature on our site and so we can only offer you general advice.
Through a Good to Go Cash Loan you can borrow $500 to $5,000, and loan terms vary between 4 week(s) and 52 year(s). You can apply for this loan if you’re on Centrelink income and if you have bad credit.
With Good to Go, you can actually apply, but the approval will be on a case by case basis. So please review the criteria and contact them directly to discuss your loan options and approval. If you’re keen to know the other lenders that offer loans to people on Centrelink, please check this page.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Rench
If it show default on bank statement and loan is their any chance in a loan. But you want pay it all off and bills and pay for holiday, to keep one loan to have to beable pay off. To be stress free this Christmas
Hi Joe,
Thanks for your inquiry. Please note that we are not affiliated with Good to Go Loans or any company we feature on our site and so we can only offer you general advice.
If you are referring to Good to Go Loans, please visit their official site and you may submit an online application from there.
You can also check this page for helpful info and compare your options for personal loans for debt consolidation.
Debt consolidation allows you to combine all your loans into one. Essentially, it can give you a way to reduce your interest rates and fees, thereby giving you a way to get yourself out of debt. If you choose to consolidate your debt, you’ll have one loan repayment to worry about rather than several.
Hope this information helped.
Best regards,
Rench
Hi. Before applying for your Centrelink benifits cash loan I would like to know any possible reasons that could cause u to decline an application?
Regards, Dom
Hi Domenic,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Lenders may require different eligibility criteria. As long as you can meet the criteria as well as the application requirements you have a better chance of getting an approval. But please not your approval may vary depending on the lender on how they can see you can repay the loan.
I hope this information has helped.
Cheers,
Harold
I need just a small loan on DSP center link can I apply
Hi Erica,
Thanks for your question.
Good to Go Loan considers applicants who are receiving certain types of Centrelink payments. You can directly contact Good to Go Loans to discuss your eligibility.
Alternatively, some of the banks and lenders on this page may also consider you for a loan.
Cheers,
Anndy
looking to borrow around 3 to 4k im on centrelink but have a ppt job now, Would also like to know do u do 5 year terms?
Hi Danny,
Thank you for your inquiry.
With Good to Go, you can actually apply, but the approval will be on a case by case basis. So please review the criteria and contact them directly to discuss your loan options and approval. If you’re keen to know the other lenders that offer loans to people on Centrelink, please check this page.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
May
The good to go website doesnt say anything about centrelink applicants being allowed to apply. Is this correct?
Hi Andrew,
You can find reference to Centrelink payments on Good to Go’s FAQ page:
Am I eligible to apply for an instant small loan?
If you are over 18, have Identification and receive a regular income via full time, casual employment or are receiving a Centrelink benefit then you can apply.
Can I still apply if I’m on Centrelink?
YES, we are regulated to ensure all of our quick cash loans online are suitable and affordable to suit your circumstances. Conditions will of course apply.
Hope this helps,
Elizabeth