UK SECURED HOMEOWNER LOANS

Why would you choose to secure a loan against you home, rather than taking out an unsecured personal loan?  The answer is simple; by securing a loan against your home you can borrow larger sums of money over longer periods of time, than with an unsecured personal loan.

The amount of security that can be offered by UK homeowners, in terms of their properties, means that substantial borrowing can be made at very reasonable interest rates, over periods of up to 25 years.

Quite often, it is not practical to change your mortgage due to high redemption penalties, in comparison a secured homeowner loan can be a very cost effect way of borrowing the equity in your property, without expending costly up front charges.

In the UK secured homeowner loans are very popular, simply due to the large proportion of the population who are mortgage holders.  Even landlords have found that they are able to take out secured homeowner loans against the properties that they rent out, giving them vital additional capital for improvements to properties or further investments.

There is a growing trend to purchase holiday homes, a secured homeowner loan against a UK property can provide the cash required either as a deposit on, or in some cases, the entire purchase of a holiday home.

UK secured homeowner loans are available up to £250,000 with loan to values of up to 125%.  The APR rates on loans are also extremely attractive, so unlocking the money tied up in your property is easier than it has ever been.

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Please note this is NOT an offer of a loan. The monthly payment shown above is for illustration purposes only and is subject to status. Your actual rate will depend on individual circumstances.

The overall cost for comparison is 11.7% APR. The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstances. ask for a personal illustration. APR variable based on a usual case. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your Mortgage or any other debt secured on it.

By consolidating your existing financial commitments, you should be aware that whilst this may mean you will make short term savings, over the long term, you may end up paying more. This is because you may be extending the period of the loan. You are also transferring previously unsecured debts to a mortgage which is secured on your home.

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