All loans and associated debt are split into two categories: recourse and non-recourse. The Internal Revenue (IRS) explains that recourse loans allow the lender to extract the full value of the loan or debt from the borrower even after the lender seizes any collateral associated with the loan. In other words, recourse loans hold the borrower personally liable for the entire value of the loan. Non-recourse loans, on the other hand, only allow the lender to seize the collateral and do not allow them to pursue further payment from the borrower, even if it does not cover the full value of the debt.For example, if you have a recourse loan for your house and have defaulted, the lender could take your home and continue to garnish your wages until the full value of your debt is paid off. With a non-recourse loan, the lender would not be able to do anything more than seizing the house as collateral. In this way, non-recourse loans are safer for the borrower.Silver Dollar Financial specializes in providing injured people with non-recourse pre-settlement funding to help them get through the difficult waiting period before their personal injury claim resolves. As a non-recourse lender, we are a much safer alternative than a predatory recourse lender. Call today to learn more about how you can get your money when you need it.