The loans for unemployed are mostly rejected at the earlier time as they don’t have steady income and any permanent jobs. In Canada they made a wise decision of giving loans to unemployed by holding their home’s papers. Because for anyone their home will be of greater importance and also then only they will pay interest and the lending money properly. It reached everyone easily and many got benefited by this loan and still many getting benefited and many in future also will get benefited.

                                       This kind of giving loan to people is very popular in Canada and this spreads to every country and all using the same procedure now. Secured loans for unemployed are also known as home equity loan. The equity here indicates the worth of the home if it is sold and also here the home is not sold and that equal amount is given to the borrower as loan and they have to repay it.

                                                       The amount they offer for the borrower is equal to the value of their home by that time for example if it worth $25,000 then they will provide to the maximum amount of same as it worth.  They also have Home Equity Line Of Credit (HELOC) where the borrowers can decide their obtaining of loan from banks as the monthly income and also they could make it for their comfortable whenever it is needed. Also they could arrange for getting small amount of money from the bank if the unemployment period lasts longer and they could decide their repayment accordingly.

                                           However the interest for this home equity loan given for unemployed are very high even though they are unemployed the interest rate is high because of the risks involved in that. This should be corrected by framing some financial authorities and by their guidance new rules must be framed and all unemployed should get loans and attain such a good position in their life. Keeping this in mind Canadian government is preparing some guidelines and helping their people to get free from unemployment.