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advice on best loan please
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Hi,
i have already posted this message but realised i did it in the wrong section so will repeat it here.
I would like some advice please on which would be the best loan for myself and my husband as we want to do some home improvements.
We would like to borrow about £7000 over a period of 3-5 years with the option of early repayment without a penalty fee.
We can make monthly repayments up to £250 and would like as little interest as possible.
It can be secured or unsecured and we have no problem with credit.
We are homeowners.
Thanks for any advice.
i have already posted this message but realised i did it in the wrong section so will repeat it here.
I would like some advice please on which would be the best loan for myself and my husband as we want to do some home improvements.
We would like to borrow about £7000 over a period of 3-5 years with the option of early repayment without a penalty fee.
We can make monthly repayments up to £250 and would like as little interest as possible.
It can be secured or unsecured and we have no problem with credit.
We are homeowners.
Thanks for any advice.
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Liverpool Victoria @ 5.5% APR
Northern Rock @ 5.8% APR
Check out the Best Buy tables in the Sunday Times as deals regularly change.
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Ouch! Forget the Sunday Times!!!! What about the articles on the site!!!!!
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