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Loan
With so many loan offers in the UK it can be difficult to distinguish between what can seem a fantastic offer and every other loan deal offered in the UK. Here at the UK Personal Loans Store we have compared and reviewed every personal loan that is listed on this site. This way you will know all the relevant details about the personal loan deal before you need to make any loan applications.
There are some other factors that should be brought to your attention about some of the loan offers. This would include some of the loan penalties that companies make such as late payment charge, an early redemption penalty and also a possible arrangement fee. You will find all of these loan charges explained in this site and each individual loan offer has all charges listed clearly for your comparison. We also have a section dedicated to providing UK loan tips that should help you choose your next UK personal loan, what information to look out for, should I pay a higher apr so that there is no early redemption penalty, will I need payment protection insurance? These questions and more will be answered in the loan tips section.
fixed rate mortgages suspended or withdrawn [30.01.07]
Following a number of interest rate rises enforced by the Bank of England a mad rush for fixed rate mortgages, a number of lenders have made a decision to either suspend or withdraw some of the popular fixed rate mortgages that have been on offer in the past, stating that there has been a mad rush for these mortgages and the funding for them has therefore been exhausted.
UK banks are stalling IVAs [31.01.07]
A number of listed UK consumer debt advisers have recently seen as much a one-third of their share value wiped -off following growing concerns that UK banks are now adopting a blocking approach to Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) that they¡¯re not completely happy with.
Three year high on UK mortgage approvals [30.01.07]
The recent figures released by the Bank of England have indicated that mortgage approvals in the UK are now at their highest levels in around three years, showing a healthy mortgage market despite rising property prices and interest rates.
British government announces new national scheme
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