Cheap Loan Uk
Sainsbury's offers reduced rate loansA reduced rate of 7.4 per cent APR Typical has been introduced by Sainsbury's Loans for customers applying to borrow between £7,500 and £14,999. |
Nationwide cuts personal loan rateNationwide has cut its personal loan rate for its main current account customers to 7.2 per cent APR typical. |
Personal loan rate war beginsA personal loan rate war has broken out in the personal loan market, according to Moneysupermarket.com. |
FSA boss: Easy credit 'good for no one'Banks will need new, simpler lending models in future, as current risk-models are under strain after the sub-prime crisis. |
Subprime crisis to bring $300bn lossesLosses from the US subprime crisis could reach as much as £300 billion (£153 billion), with the credit crunch is set to continue. |
Save £985 on a new carMotorists can save £985 when buying a new 57-registration car this September, research out today reveals. |
Britons lending their friends £510m a yearBritons are handing £510 million a year in loans to their friends and family. |
Summer holidays taking over a year to pay forWhile people might want their summer holiday to go on all year, some 1.4 million Britons are instead spending that long paying for it. |
Save money on online personal loansPeople taking out personal loans online are set to save large amounts of cash because payment protection insurance will no longer be sold to them automatically. |
Vehicles top reason for cheap personal loansBuying cars, bikes and caravans are the top reasons for people taking out cheap personal loans. |
Smaller personal loans can cost moreIt can cost you less to borrow more with some personal loans. |
Brits should shop around for cheap loansWhile Britons are sensibly reluctant to borrow when they do not need to, they are frequently paying more than they need to for the credit they do use. |
Personal loans biggest to Brits in their 30sBritons in their early 30s have larger debts than anyone else and are most the likely to have large personal loans and debts. |
Online loans mean more people rejectedMore than a million Britons have been rejected when applying for an unsecured loan in the last six months, and this figure is being driven up by online loan providers. |
Cheap loans best for car financeBritons are set to spend billions on new cars over the next six months, and cheap loans could be the best way of financing this. |
Motorists waste £1,200 on car credit dealsMotorists are set to waste £1,200 on over-priced credit deals on cars with the new 2007 number plates this March, uSwitch warns. |
Cheap loans getting harder to findThe number of cheap loans available in the UK is getting smaller, new figures reveal. |
Expensive personal loans cost Brits £285mBritons are paying £285 million more than they need to by taking out expensive personal loans from high street banks. |
The more you borrow the less you payIt can be cheaper to take out a large loan than a small one, figures from Find.co.uk show. |
Cheap personal loans still availableWhile some lenders are pulling their cheap personal loans from the market, savvy shoppers can still benefit from great rates if they know where to look, Moneyextra.com reports. |
Product switches could save £5,200 in 2007Switching to more competitive financial products could net consumers more than £5,000 over the next 12 months, new figures from a price comparison site show. |
Online social lending communities cutting out banksSocial lending communities on the internet are beginning to emerge as an alternative to bank loans, a new report reveals. |
Brits spend £1,509 a year fixing their homeIn the last year UK residents spent an average £1,509 on tradespeople to work on their homes, research from Moneyexpert.com shows. |
Men spend loans on plastic surgeryAn increasing number of men are taking out loans to fund plastic surgery, Sainsbury's Bank reveals. |
Make £4,000 in an afternoonBritons can make themselves almost £4,000 a year better off by switching to the best-value loans, credit cards, mortgages, and savings accounts. |
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