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Borrowing money for Kitchen
I'm looking to borrow some money to fund a badly needed new kitchen. It will probably be around a maximum of £5k.
I've got a couple of defaults on my file, but I've recently obtained a fixed-rate mortgage wth Abbey (4.79%) and a BarclayCard (unfortunately the high-interest one but I'll use it to rebuild my credit).
Having asked around, I figure I have 3 options;
1. Get a 0% rate card.
2. Get a bank loan.
3. Get a secured loan from Abbey.
What are my best options?
I've got a couple of defaults on my file, but I've recently obtained a fixed-rate mortgage wth Abbey (4.79%) and a BarclayCard (unfortunately the high-interest one but I'll use it to rebuild my credit).
Having asked around, I figure I have 3 options;
1. Get a 0% rate card.
2. Get a bank loan.
3. Get a secured loan from Abbey.
What are my best options?
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