Understanding Default: What Happens When You Can’t Pay Your Loan?

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Understanding Default: What Happens When You Can’t Pay Your Loan?

Most people who take out a loan have every intention of paying it back on time. However, life can get in the way of our best-laid plans, meaning loan defaults happen fairly frequently. Read on to learn what default means for your financial health, and what steps you should take.

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