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where is the best place to get a £20k loan for 10years ?? Please help
Hi,
my misses has just taken out a loan for 20k for 10 years for something around 10%,
i have looked into it and if i can find another provider that will offer the same loan for a less percentage they will match it, as she as a excellent credit rating.
any ideas on whom may offer a better rate for £20k for 10 years
thank in advance
my misses has just taken out a loan for 20k for 10 years for something around 10%,
i have looked into it and if i can find another provider that will offer the same loan for a less percentage they will match it, as she as a excellent credit rating.
any ideas on whom may offer a better rate for £20k for 10 years
thank in advance
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the comparison sites show the best offers they have for this type of loan is 7.8% which is a saving of £23.75 a month so not an earth shattering difference
every time you apply for finance it affects your credit rating, too many applications in a 6 month period can trash it
if your securing the loan against a property a whole of market broker would be advisable i think0 -
maby im not looking in the right place, but i cannot find any comparison for £20k for 10 years, all i can find is up to 7 years.
can you suggest any?0 -
i just checked some of the comparison sites
moneysupermarket
gocompare
the meerkats
I suspect they will all be property secured
go through the excellent guide at the top of the site
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/cheap-personal-loans0 -
I agree most mainstream lenders only offer 7 year loans on an unsecured basis.
There are a lot of bargain rates available on mortgages if you have sufficent equity in your property.0
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