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Home improvements
kazco
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We are looking to get a loan for £20,000 for some home improvements. we are lucky enough not to have a mortgage anymore but we don't know whether to remortgage, take out a loan or equity release. Can anyone give us some advice? Thanks
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You're unlikely to get a mortgage for a sum that small, and equity release would be an expensive option in the long run, even if you're old enough to qualify.0
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As said above, looks like a secured/unsecured loan is the way forward.
This will depend on a number of factotrs as to which o[ption is best for you, length of repoatyment, repayment amount, affordability criteria etc etcLife isn't about the number of breaths we take, but the moments that take our breath away. Like choking....0
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