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AA offers loans of between £7,000 and £25,000 with fixed monthly repayments between two and seven years.
Applications can be made online and AA provides the option of a three-month repayment holiday before the first repayment. The firm also offers small loans, loans with no early repayment fees and car loans with free six-month AA Car Warranty for vehicles.
- AA launches new easy access savings account paying up to 3%
- AA launches end of season Access ISA at 3.5%
- Wonga to launch loans for small businesses
- AA: Texting motorists risk insurance hike and loss of cover
- AA warns government on flood defences for uninsurable homes
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