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		<title>I Collared Unsecured Loans For My Son</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Jul 2009 22:19:21 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Amy Lilliquist</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Of dress codes and tight budgets Hi. My name is Amy, and I live in Santa Clarita, California. I am a single mom with a 16-year-old son, James, who goes to Valencia High School. Even though I have a nice administrative office job at The Master&#8217;s College, sometimes we have to be very careful with [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ <h2>Of dress codes and tight budgets</h2>
<p><img class="alignright" src="http://rlv.zcache.com/valencia_vikings_high_valencia_california_dog_shirt-p1550503844753602242vw77_210.jpg" alt="" width="210" height="210" /></p>
<p>Hi. My name is Amy, and I live in Santa Clarita, California. I am a single mom with a 16-year-old son, James, who goes to Valencia High School. Even though I have a nice administrative office job at The Master&#8217;s College, sometimes we have to be very careful with our budget. Particularly since I&#8217;ve been trying to repair credit fast. My ex has generally been pretty good about making child support, but, well, there&#8217;s a reason that he&#8217;s my ex: reliability was never one of his strong suits.</p>
<h3>But here&#8217;s the deal&#8230; I needed unsecured loans</h3>
<p>So it was August, and the first summer semester was going to begin for James in just a few days. He&#8217;s a proud Valencia Viking, and it&#8217;s important to him that he fits in. I don&#8217;t have the budget for all the newest fashion trends, but I indulge him when I can. However, here&#8217;s something that came to me completely out of left field &#8211; and at a completely inappropriate time. James comes up to me and says, &#8220;Hey, mom. I need some collared shirts. It&#8217;s a new school rule or something.&#8221;</p>
<h3>A new school rule?</h3>
<p>Or something? Wonderful! I&#8217;d just spent all the money I&#8217;d set aside in our budget for school clothes, I wasn&#8217;t due to be paid until the following week and my ex was in between jobs. Normally I&#8217;d use my credit card in such a situation, but since I was shooting for a clean credit report after having trouble a year ago (and the card was nearly maxed), I didn&#8217;t want to push it.</p>
<h3>At least he didn&#8217;t have to pop his collar</h3>

<p>I understand Valencia wanting their students to look professional; once they reach the <a title="business" href="https://personalmoneynetwork.com">business</a> world, it&#8217;s something they&#8217;ll have to get used to quick. But COME ON&#8230; did Vikings have to wear collared shirts went they sailed the seas, discovered new lands and sacked villages? I would think the button-ups would be an occupational hazard. God willing, I needed to come up with some extra cash before my son became a target for both school administrators and the mean kids who want to knock him down a peg. My credit report history didn&#8217;t need any more dings, so I had to figure something out fast.</p>
<h3>Small installments-Perfect!</h3>
<p>I&#8217;d used an unsecured loan in the past, so I contacted the company I&#8217;d gone through before for more information. Guess what? Not only are small installments right up my alley, but the loan would not register on my credit check! I applied and received approval in what seemed like just a few minutes, and then the money hit my account before the end of the day! I had a few nice collared shirts for James to wear to school the following day. To the representative whose help and kind words made a tough situation that much easier, I&#8217;d like to say &#8220;Thank you&#8221; and &#8220;God bless.&#8221; I feel like I can breathe again, and the payments are going to fit into our budget without difficulty. I can continue to repair credit fast by putting my credit card back in the drawer. Out little crisis is a thing of the past, thanks to unsecured loans!</p>
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