SECURED LOANS - COMPARE SECURED LOANS ONLINE

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A secured Loan is a loan where an asset; usually a flat or house, is put up by the borrower as collateral against the loan. This means that if the borrowers fail to make repayments on their secured loans; they may be liable to lose their property. So although these loans are actually easier to obtain and you are likely to borrow a larger amount of money than an unsecured loan; they carry a significant risk.

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If you want to borrow an amount between £1,000 and £25,000, you may want to consider an unsecured personal loan which carries less risk to your assets than secured loans.

Please Remember: Think carefuly before securing debts againsy you home. Your home may be repossessed if you do you do not keep up repayments on your loan

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PROVIDER REPRESENTATIVE
APR 
MINIMUM
TERM
MAXIMUM
TERM
MINIMUM
ADVANCE 
MAXIMUM
ADVANCE 
APPLY
Save Simply
Save Simply
6.9%
Example

Representative Example

If you took a loan for £10,000 with a Representative APR of 6.9% fixed and an annual interest rate of 6.9% you would pay £196.56 per month with a total charge for the credit of £1,793.43 making the total amount you repay of £11,793.43

12 Months25 years£5,000.00£25,000.00Save Simply
Save Simply can offer secured loans of up to £25,000 and all applications are accepted; whether you have good credit or are looking for loans for people with bad credit. Whether you're employed, retired, unemployed or self employed, Save Simply can find you secured loans.
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Tesco Loan
Tesco Loan
7.4%
Example

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Total Amount of Credit: £10,039; Representative APR: 7.4% %; Duration of Agreement: 52 months; Total Charge of Credit: £1,661.52; Total Amount Payable: £11,700.52
Address: Interpoint Building, 22 Haymarket Yards, Edinburgh EH12 5BH

12 Months120 Months£7,500.00£14,999.00Tesco Loan
If you require a loan to help make some home improvements or replace your old car then a Tesco Loan could help you out with these important purchases. Apply online and you can choose the date when you want to make your repayment and pay no set up charges.
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CUS4 Loans
CUS4 Loans
N/A
Example

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Not available

12 Months60 MonthsN/AN/ACUS4 Loans
Whatever you need a secured loan for, Cus4Loans can find you loans of between £200 to £15,000. No matter if you have been turned down elsewhere - Cus4Loans can find lenders willing to take on even self employed applicants, as well as those with poor credit.
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Regent Finance
Regent Finance
6.9%
Example

Representative Example

If you took a loan for £10,000 with a Representative APR of 6.9% fixed and an annual interest rate of 6.9% you would pay £196.56 per month with a total charge for the credit of £1,793.43 making the total amount you repay of £11,793.43

1 Months25 Years£3,000.00£60,000.00Regent Finance
Secured Loans are available from Regent Finance from £3,000 depending on your age, employment status and individual circumstances. Apply online and receive a free, no obligation quotation. All applications are accepted.
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