SECURED LOANS - DEBT CONSOLIDATION
Credit cards, loans and other debts soon mount up; small individual balances soon culminate in to large monthly payments. Before long you are going to work just to pay these debts each month, it is very easy to get in to a situation where you have more going out than coming in.
By repaying your unsecured debts over a longer period, often on a better interest rate, a secured loan is one way of significantly reducing the amount you pay each month. A secured loan also has a defined end date, unlike paying the minimum balance on a credit card.
So, what debts can you consolidate with a secured loan? The answer is virtually anything! As long as you are borrowing the money for a legal purpose there are generally no restrictions, although some lenders are a little nervous about capital raising for gambling or business debts.
Secured loans for debt consolidation allow you to borrow between £5,000 and £250,000, up to 125% of the value of your home. The maximum loan available is subject to underwriting.
If you have defaults, CCJs, an IVA or have been discharged from a bankruptcy we can still help you. Finance Now has even assisted clients who have missed mortgage payments with their current lender.
Schemes are available for employed and self-employed alike, with special deals available if you are unable to prove your income. Self-certification schemes are available up to 100% of the value of your property.
Finance Now guarantee to process your application fast, making sure that you can start saving money on your debts as soon as possible, with no delays.
Check out or case studies to see other clients that Finance Now have helped.
You have nothing to lose, send Finance Now your details today and our secured loan experts will handle your enquiry efficiently, giving you the information you need to make an immediate decision.
Finance Now offer secured loans from a range of lenders, these include:
Nemo
Picture Finance
First Plus
GE Money
Paragon
Future
I Group
Money Partners
Prestige
Swift
Blemain


