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Looking for affordable Credit?
Apart from the super rich, we all need a helping hand from time to time when it comes to our finances. Most of us rely on some form of credit to help us to get the things that we want in life, whether it be a new car or a home of our own or whether it is for a dream holiday or funding for a wedding. Without the availability of credit many of us would be saving for a lifetime in order to get the things that we wanted in life, and this is why credit has become such a big part of our lives.
The good news is that there are plenty of options available for those looking to take out credit these days, and no matter what your circumstances you will find some very effective and affordable products to meet your needs. Homeowners in particular can enjoy excellent choice when it comes to taking out credit, and this is because they also have the option of taking out secured homeowner loans, which can often be far more affordable and a far more effective solution than their unsecured counterparts.
So, why is secured credit more affordable and effective than unsecured credit? Well, firstly you can enjoy increased borrowing power with secured loans, and this is because the nature of these loans means that they are secured against your home. The amount that you can borrow will depend upon the value of your property and the available equity in your home loans though can be arranged up to £250,000. You can also borrow over a longer period when you opt for a secured loan, usually from 3 to 25 years and this means that you can spread your loan over a far longer period, and you can therefore keep your monthly repayments down.
Many people take out a wide range of credit, from personal loans and credit cards to store cards and more. However, the monthly repayments and interest charges on different loans and cards can quickly add up – plus you have the added hassle of making a number of individual repayments each month. With a secured loan you can borrow a larger amount, pay off all of your other smaller financial commitments, and settle down with one lower monthly repayment, which means less hassle and lower outgoings.
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Homeowner credit offers some very competitive interest rates, and again this can help to reduce the amount that you pay back each month as well as the amount of interest that you repay overall. And even those with a bad credit rating can usually get credit in the form of a secured loan, as secured loans are far more accessible and available for those with bad credit than unsecured loans and credit.
If you want to get a great deal on secured loans then the experienced and skilled staff at Loans4 can help. We have access to a wide range of competitive and affordable secured credit deals, which means that you can enjoy choice, quality service, a wide range of products, and affordability. We can help to find a perfect loan to suit your needs, and we will strive to get the best rate of interest for you based on your individual circumstances.
If you want to find out more about taking out credit through Loans4 you can do this quickly and easily from the comfort of your own home. You can simply use our ‘Do you qualify’ feature to determine whether you qualify for credit with us, before you have to apply. We can help people from all walks of life, and whether you have a good credit or bad credit history, we will be able to find the perfect financial solution for your borrowing needs.
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Latest Loan / Finance News
Seventeen year low for spending power
According to a recent report the spending power of the average household in the UK has hit its lowest level in seventeen years, with a range of soaring costs affecting spending power levels in most households. This includes bills such as energy and council tax, rising living costs such as food and petrol, and high mortgage repayments.
The reports shows that over the past six years the proportion of income that households have had to pay out on these sorts of costs has soared, leaving most with very little money to spend on themselves. This has, of course, had a dramatic knock on effect on the economy, which has suffered a significant slowdown over recent months.
The amount of disposable income that the average household now has is at its lowest level since 1991, and according to some industry officials the situation is set to get worse. This is because they expect food costs and energy prices to soar over the course of the year, which will put additional strain on household finances.
Figures from the Daily Mail's Cost of Living Index recently indicated that the average household needs to find an extra £100 each month simply to cope with all of these rises without having to make any further changes or cutbacks. The Index also showed that taking into account increased mortgage costs some households could be searching for an additional £2000 a year.
The figures have resulted in scathing attacks from the Conservative Party, which is using the information to question the competence of the Labour Party. The Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury stated that families were feeling far worse off financially under labour, having to cope with stagnant wages, sky high prices, and stealth taxes. The Conservative Party has also attacked the scrapping of the 10p tax rate, stating that this is placing further financial pressures on already struggling households.
Whilst the outlook for disposable income levels for the rest of the year are bleak according to the report, officials also predicted that interest rates could fall as low as 3.5%, which could help to bring more stability to millions of households.
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