5 questions to ask yourself before taking out a loan

Loan adviceApril 16 Author: Daniel Culpan

Here are 5 questions to ask yourself before you commit to any type of loan.

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How to use a loan calculator

Loan adviceFebruary 15 Author: Matthew Plant

If you're wondering what a loan might cost you on a monthly basis, a loan calculator can be really helpful, giving you a 'ballpark figure'.

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Loans to family - what's the catch?

Loan adviceNovember 16 Author: Matthew Plant

Almost a third of us help our family and friends financially, providing loans and gifts worth an average of £442 per year. But is it always a good idea?

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Loans: what do we owe? A ten-year perspective

Loan adviceNovember 4 Author: Matthew Plant

Right now, we're carrying well over £200 billion of unsecured debt (not including our secured debts, like mortgages, which come to over £1.2 trillion). But where did we stand last year - or the year before?

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Secured and unsecured personal loans - risks and benefits

Loan adviceAugust 1 Author: Lucy Bower

A brief look at the risks and benefits associated with secured and unsecured personal loans.

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Will claiming loan insurance damage my credit rating?

Loan adviceJune 22 Author: Joel Stanier

Claiming on your loan insurance won't damage your credit rating - in fact, it could protect it. Here's our guide to how it works.

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Are loans available at the moment?

Loan adviceMay 25 Author: Joel Stanier

Getting a loan isn`t as easy as it used to be, but banks are still offering them and a lot of people are still managing to get them. So how easy is it, and how can you improve your chances?

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Taking out a loan - things to consider

Loan adviceDecember 25 Author: Joel Stanier

What are the most important factors when taking out a loan?

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