Stressed out? Need a break? You might need a holiday!
Australians love to go on a holiday. Around 52% of working Australians have at least 2 weeks leave owing — and that’s a lot of time to take advantage of and take a break. With Quickle’s Holiday Loans, you can leave your stress behind for a little while and go to your dream destination.
Holiday loans act as personal loans to help borrowers achieve their holiday goals sooner. Whether it’s relaxing on a sunny beach, walking through vineyards, or an interstate vacation, we all want to enjoy our free time. And you don’t necessarily have to fly outside the country to go to awesome places.
Taking out a personal loan for a holiday could make managing your vacation finances easier, allowing you to spread the cost of your trip and alleviating financial stress during a time when you’re meant to be enjoying yourself.
However, travel loans are intended for a short holiday and not a long, lavish overseas trip.
A holiday loan can cover different expenses
We may also be able to assist you if you need to upgrade your camera, luggage, or other costs relating to your trip depending on what you can afford.
With Quickle, together with our partner lenders and service providers, customers are allowed to borrow up to $2,000. We recommend that you borrow only what you need and nothing more in order to avoid further financial problems in the future.
Applying for our holiday loans is similar to applying for our other personal loans, so there’s a chance the eligibility criteria are also similar. If you’re thinking of getting a holiday loan, you can take these steps for our eligibility assessment:
At Quickle, together with the lenders and service providers we work with, we consider all applications and offer holiday loans for bad credit that’s suitable to your needs, regardless of your credit history or personal circumstances such as being on Centrelink benefits.
We recommend that customers borrow only what is necessary, when necessary. So before applying for any loan, you should always consider first your situation and whether you can make the repayments.
