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Which group of factors is best for getting a loan with good terms?
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Poor credit history, a high income, and no collateral.
Poor credit history, a high income, and no collateral.
Good credit history, a low income, and valuable collateral.
Good credit history, a low income, and valuable collateral.
No credit history, an unstable income, and no collateral.
No credit history, an unstable income, and no collateral.
Good credit history, a steady income, and valuable collateral.
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Good credit history, a steady income, and valuable collateral.
Those factors show low borrower risk (strong credit), ability to repay (steady income), and lender protection (collateral), which lead to better loan terms.
Those factors show low borrower risk (strong credit), ability to repay (steady income), and lender protection (collateral), which lead to better loan terms.
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