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Secured Loans
What is secured loans?
Secured loans are long-term loans that can be availed against collateral. Assets may be in the form of borrower’s home or any other residential property.
Does a bad credit history affect your loan application?
A bad credit history has less effect on secured loans as compared to unsecured loans. The presence of the borrower’s home as security assures the lender that his money will be repaid on time. Take care to keep up with the instalments to avoid repossession of your home by the lender. Our partnership with various lenders allows us to have access to a wide range of secured loan plans. Fill up the online application form and leave the rest to us.
Secured loans are long-term loans that can be availed against collateral. Assets may be in the form of borrower’s home or any other residential property.
Our Secured Loans lucrative benefits
- Low APR.
- Borrowings ranging from £3000 to £100,000
- Repayment duration stretching up to 25 years.
- FREE Property evaluation.
- Extensive comparison approach
- Bad credit history acceptable.
A bad credit history has less effect on secured loans as compared to unsecured loans. The presence of the borrower’s home as security assures the lender that his money will be repaid on time. Take care to keep up with the instalments to avoid repossession of your home by the lender. Our partnership with various lenders allows us to have access to a wide range of secured loan plans. Fill up the online application form and leave the rest to us.
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Secured Loan: TYPICAL 13.5% APRVARIABLE Our rates vary from 7.9% APR Variable to 19.9% APR Variable. The highest rate is for customers with severe credit problems. All loans are subject to status in UK.
Unsecured Loan: TYPICAL 19.9% APRVARIABLE Our rates vary from 7.4% APR Variable to 41% APR Variable. The highest rate is for customers with severe credit problems. All loans are subject to status in UK.
