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Vendigo Finance / Lending Works

hillcats
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I’ve always had a perfect credit file and never been refused any type of borrowing that I’ve ever applied for. 
I’ve recently had a new roof fitted and the company were offering and I accepted a three year 0% interest free finance loan to repay the job.  I always had the funds available to pay for this in full immediately but I thought it was a good idea as 0% for three years, and of course the application sailed through and I was accepted within minutes.  I can afford to allow the loan to run it’s full term, the same as I could just as easily pay it off in full tomorrow...

My concern now is that I failed to investigate the lender’s background and the loan was arranged via ‘Vendigo Finance’ which I just believed at the time was a normal run of the mill lender, but it is ‘lending works’ that appears on my credit file, a peer 2 peer company ...

It’s obviously too late now, and the monthly repayments have already started, but how could this be seen by other lenders when I next apply for a 36 month interest free CC for example, does it appear that I’m struggling as I’ve a peer 2 peer loan as I’m certainly not, but concerned how it could be misinterpreted. Thanks 
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