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Personal loan from bank- advice
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Advice please - I'd like to get a bank loan, around £80,000 from a bank. I'm in stable employment and have been for over a decade and will be for the foreseeable future. What is the best way to do this please. It will be for property and home improvements. Is it a straightforward process
Advice please - I'd like to get a bank loan, around £80,000 from a bank. I'm in stable employment and have been for over a decade and will be for the foreseeable future. What is the best way to do this please. It will be for property and home improvements. Is it a straightforward process
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Isn't it called a mortgage?
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Could you add this to a mortgage?0
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Pretty sure most lenders will not do unsecured loans for that amount. Depending on your earnings and current debt (and credit history) you might be able to get a mortgage."We act as though comfort and luxury are the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about” – Albert Einstein1
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As per other posters, unsecured loans are typically up to 25k. There are some providers who will go up to 50k, but the interest rates really start to rocket, as it's a lot of money to lend with no security.
Beyond 25k, the mortgage application process - although time consuming - is worthwhile.1 -
Can really rich people not get larger loans or is the assumption that they don’t need them?0
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Some banks certainly used to let A1 credit score customers borrow up to £50,000 on a personal loan, BUT they will not lend to you unsecured to buy a property.0
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thanks really helpful adviceARH_2 said:As per other posters, unsecured loans are typically up to 25k. There are some providers who will go up to 50k, but the interest rates really start to rocket, as it's a lot of money to lend with no security.
Beyond 25k, the mortgage application process - although time consuming - is worthwhile.0 -
Just to add, you really haven't picked the best time to apply for a large loan, unless you have enough equity in a property to use as collateral.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.0
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Can't you just save your money and have the work done gradually? Just an idea0
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