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unsec loan with overpay facility?
Hi there I was wondering if any kind people would be able to point me in the right direction.
I have recently sold our house and it was on a NR together package with an unsec loan for £24k. I want to refinance that loan now as the house sale did not pay it off as the down value time etc. It has jumped up to 14% which I knew it would so want to source a new loan.
My question is what is a good loan to get at the moment with the ability to overpay on? I want a loan for 14k as I am paying a lump off the loan. I have a good credit history and have never missed a payment on anything. The only thing against me I think is that I have moved about a bit with work in the RAF over the past 5 years. Any advice is really appreciated
Thanks in advance
al
I have recently sold our house and it was on a NR together package with an unsec loan for £24k. I want to refinance that loan now as the house sale did not pay it off as the down value time etc. It has jumped up to 14% which I knew it would so want to source a new loan.
My question is what is a good loan to get at the moment with the ability to overpay on? I want a loan for 14k as I am paying a lump off the loan. I have a good credit history and have never missed a payment on anything. The only thing against me I think is that I have moved about a bit with work in the RAF over the past 5 years. Any advice is really appreciated
Thanks in advance
al
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Your own bank would be my first port of call.
Most high street lenders will allow overpayments.0 -
How much do you want to be able to overpay?
I have recently took out a loan with Nationwide but can only overpay up to £100 per month.
Liz0 -
not sure on amounts yet but would be more than £100. I am getting really annoyed as all the loans i look at when they give me the quote its way above the advertised rates. I know they are only typical rates but what kind of people get these rates? All the info i have provided is salary and addresses?? Salary is above 30k too??0
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