Loans
Derbyshire BS cuts personal loan rate to 5.1 per centThe Derbyshire Building Society has cut the rate on its personal loans between £7,500 and £10,000 to just 5.1 per cent taking it back to the top of the best-buy tables along with the Clydesdale. |
The cheapest eight personal loans for 2013A price war on personal loans between £7,500 and £14,999 means that loans are now at their cheapest for ten years. We present the top eight personal loans. |
Clydesdale Bank cuts loan rates to leap to top of best-buysThe Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank has cut the rate on personal loans between £7,500 and £15,000 to 5.1 per cent beating the Tesco Bank deal to go to the top of the best-buys. |
Bank of England says FLS won't have an impact until 2013The Bank of England says that because of the time lag in loans becoming effective the Funding for Lending Scheme won't have a major impact until 2013. |
Sainsbury's Bank cuts personal loan rate to 5.4 per centSainsbury's Bank has cut the rate n personal loans for Nectar card holders to just 5.4 per cent for people who borrow over a one to three-year term. |
Derbyshire BS cuts personal loan rate to 5.4 per centThe Derbyshire Building Society has cut the rate on its personal loan between £7,500 and £14,999 to 5.4 per cent matching the deal from Sainsbury's Bank. |
M&S unveils best-buy personal loan rate at 5.5%Marks & Spencer has launched a new personal loan for applicants who want to borrow between £7,500 and £15,000 over a 1-5 year period at just 5.5 per cent. |
M&S Bank cuts personal loan rate to 5.8%M&S Bank has announced that it is cutting the rates on personal loans between £7,500 to £15,000 to just 5.8 per cent. |
Why an equity release plan is a better way to raise finance than personal loansIf you're looking for an effective way of raising finance, you'll find there are a number of ways that you can do this. And while personal loans can be one possible option, when you think about the advantages that are on hand with an equity release plan it may be the latter product you are most inclined to want to take out. |
Personal loans: The cheapest way to borrow £10,000Our latest feature looks at personal loans which, if you are borrowing between £7,500 and £15,000 are at their lowest rate for five years. |
Clydesdale and Yorkshire’s lowest ever loan rate at 5.9%Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks have launched their lowest ever personal loan rate of 5.9 per cent APR for customers applying online. |
Lending rises but mortgage approvals fall, figures showLending to UK consumers rose last month while approvals for mortgages fell, according to latest Bank of England figures. |
Public sector borrowing figures ‘uncertain’ says OBRHigher government spending and weaker receipts caused public sector net borrowing to reach £17.9 billion in May, the Office for Budget Responsibility has said. |
CBI chief pushes for further QE to rescue Britain’s economyThe Government and the Bank of England must act fast to get more credit flowing to businesses in an effort to rescue the economy, according to the head of the CBI. |
Tesco reduce rates on personal loansTesco Bank has announced reductions on their personal loan products valued between £5,000 and £25,000 taking the three loan strands close to or to the top of the best-buy tables. |
Government unveils start-up loans for young entrepreneursThe Government has today launched a £82.5 million loans programme for 18 to 24 year olds who want to set up their own business. |
Brits ‘caught in payday loans downward spiral of debt trap'Consumers relying on payday loans are getting trapped in a downward spiral of debt caused by exorbitant penalty charges, new research reveals. |
Loyalty costing consumers £780 a year, site warnsConsumers would be better off mixing and matching financial products rather than sticking with the same provider for everything, according to MoneySupermarket. |
Clinton Cards on the verge of administrationClinton Cards is on the brink of administration after its biggest supplier said it would pull the plug on its credit, potentially putting 8,000 jobs at risk. |
Mortgage lending recovery fades as stamp duty break endsThe flurry of lending activity in the housing market at the start of 2012 could be on the decline now that the stamp duty holiday has ended, new figures suggest. |
Number of mortgages 'doubled in the past three years'Mortgage availability has almost doubled in the three years since the Bank of England base rate was first cut to its record 0.5 per cent low, new figures show. |
Government unveils £20bn cheap loans for small firms schemeA new £20 billion government scheme to underwrite cheaper loans to small firms that will be unveiled in tomorrow's budget has been criticised by business leaders. |
ECB offers banks a further €530bn through loan schemeMore than 800 European banks have applied for funds totalling €530 billion through LTRO, the European Central Bank’s cheap loans programme. |
Bank of England reports mortgage lending reaches 25-month highLending figures for January published by the Bank of England reveals that mortgage lending rose dramatically in January influenced by the upcoming stamp duty holiday deadline. |
Italy's borrowing costs halve - but ECB deposits show distrust among banksThere has been mixed news from the eurozone this week, with conditions easing for Italy but distrust appearing to grow between the banks of different countries. |
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