I searched Money supermarket and found that yourpersonalloan.co.uk came up with an APR of 6.7%, so i researched into it further, all seems well. If i take out a loan of £9,200 i will pay £218.19 over a period of 48 months (4 yrs) so i will end up paying £10,473, which is a credit charge of £1273. I don't think this seems too bad, i am looking to consolidate my exsisting debt. Does this sound ok? and can anyone give me some feedback on this company? Please help. Emma x 

Hi --- They are part of the Co-operative bank based in Manchester and are considered a reputable lender, you are with one of the safer companies and their rates are good, although that typical rate can vary according to your personal credit history.

As always remember not to be pushed into taking out loan protection if you do not require it, that applies to all loans though.

 

https://www.yourpersonalloan.co.uk/

They don't risk price actuall so teh 6.7% rate stannds if you get accepted, however they only take homeowners.

Try MoneybackBank if you are a tenant tehy are also 6.7% and part of Allaince & Leicester

 

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