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  Rates from 7.7%APR
Typical 14.6% APR
Our extensive panel of lenders also have rates available up to 23% APR enabling us to find loans for those with even severe credit problems. Loans are subject to status. Please ask for a personalised illustration.
THINK CAREFULLY ABOUT SECURING DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT.
 

Personal Loan

Unsecured personal loans do not require any form of security, such as your property, as they are given based on your creditworthiness. Therefore the better your past credit history the better chance you have of getting a good rate with a personal loan.
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  Advantages of an unsecured loan

Being unsecured means that your property is never at risk should you fail to meet your payments.

Compared to secured loans, personal loans can be arranged and approved faster as property valuations are not required.

However due to the higher risk involved for the lender, personal loan amounts are usually smaller and sometimes harder to be accepted for than those offered with secured loans.

Secured homeowner loan or unsecured personal loan

Deciding whether to go for a secured homeowner loan or an unsecured personal loan can be tricky. However if you require more than £15,000 or a longer repayment term, or if you have bad credit a secured homeowner loan may be the only option for you.

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Personal Loans for any purpose
Need a new car? Perhaps your home needs some long-awaiting improvements? Sick of dreaming about an exotic holiday? Talk to one of our unsecured personal loan advisers to see how they can help.
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