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What debt consolidation is and why you should do it.

“One major reason why our clients take out loans is to consolidate their multiple debts. One of the meanings of the word ‘consolidate’ is to

5 Myths About Debt Consolidation Loans: Busted!

Life is stressful as is, and dealing with multiple debts can feel like juggling on a unicycle. If you’ve dealt with such a situation, you

Why Should you Consider a Debt Consolidation Loan?

Did you know that the average Brit has £6,936 in debt excluding their mortgages and student loans? We live in a very expensive country and it’s

How consolidating your debts proved a composed methodology

Funds for your personal use or for any other relevant purpose can be syphoned through various methods. Loans worked out through the broker are effective

The rate you are offered will depend on your individual circumstances.

All loans are subject to status. The interest rate offered will vary depending on our assessment of your financial circumstances and your chosen loan amount.

Representative APR Example: On an assumed loan amount of £1,000 over 18 months. Rate of interest 59.97% per annum (fixed). Representative 79.5% APR. Total amount payable £1,554.10 of which £554.10 is interest. 17 equal monthly repayments of £86.09, and the final month’s payment of £90.57.

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Tag: Debt

What debt consolidation is and why you should do it.

5 Myths About Debt Consolidation Loans: Busted!

Why Should you Consider a Debt Consolidation Loan?

How consolidating your debts proved a composed methodology

Representative APR Example

The rate you are offered will depend on your individual circumstances.

All loans are subject to status. The interest rate offered will vary depending on our assessment of your financial circumstances and your chosen loan amount.

Representative APR Example: On an assumed loan amount of £1,000 over 18 months. Rate of interest 59.97% per annum (fixed). Representative 79.5% APR. Total amount payable £1,554.10 of which £554.10 is interest. 17 equal monthly repayments of £86.09, and the final month’s payment of £90.57.

REGISTERED OFFICE

Authorisation can be checked on the Financial Service Register at www.fca.org.uk.

DISCLAIMER

WARNING: Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For more information, go to MONEYHELPER.ORG.UK.

Credit subject to status & affordability assessment by Lenders.

Loan Broker is a credit broker and not a lender.

Think carefully before securing debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on any debt secured against it.

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