Loans Advice

Welcome to the Loans Advice section on this website.

It's simple really. A UK loans provider gives you a sum of money - normally a lump sum, and you are expected to pay that amount back using regular payments over a defined period. Your loans payments go partly towards repaying the capital on the loan and partly towards paying off the interest on the loan.

But is it really personal loans that you want? Well, you need to look at a few factors. How long will you need in which to repay the loans? Is it less than a year? If it is then you would be better advised to use a credit card. If you need to borrow money for between one and five years, then loans might be better. Then there is the amount of money you want to borrow. If it is less than £5000, then having a credit card would mean you can pay it off at your own pace, although the interest charges will be higher. Should it be over £5000, you should use loans.

Many people also get what is known as a debt consolidation loan, which is where you pay off a number of different debts with one single loan. You can use this to pay off credit cards, and other loans and this can reduce your overall cost of credit. But, it is usually a secured loan - likely to be on your home - which is consolidating unsecured debts, so whilst the interest you pay will be down, your risks will be raised significantly.
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There are many types of loan providers. Banks and building societies offer loans, as do more specialist finance companies. It pays to shop around in such a competitive market. It also pays to learn about the different criteria used by the different lenders when they choose their borrowers.

To help you, we have produced a search and select application, which allows you to compare loan providers. You can look at the interest rates that are provided for certain amounts, or certain payback periods. You can find secured and unsecured loans and you also have the facility to apply online. Our service will also outline the criteria used by loan providers, which will save you some time as you don't have to apply for loans you won't receive.

We also look at the student loans, and career development loans, as well as the bridging and home improvement loans, which are more property-related.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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> Will I be able to get a loan if I have bad credit?
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> What is a bridging loan?
> How do I find the cheapest rate for loans?
> How do I find a low interest loan?
> What is a career development loan?
> I am a tenant, how am I able to get a personal loan?
> What is a home improvement loan?
> Can I take out payment protection on the loan?
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> How do I apply for a loan?
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> How do I use a loan calculator?
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> How do I compare APRs?
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