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What is a Personal loan?
When is a personal loan suitable?
Should I consider a personal loan?
What can I use the money for?
Is it easy to obtain a personal loan?
How much interest will I have to pay?
What is the Annual Percentage Rate (APR) On Personal Loans?
Should I take out a secured or unsecured personal loan?
Can I use a personal loan to replace existing debt?
How am I protected if I take out a personal loan?
Must I take our insurance to cover my personal loan?
Can i repay my loan early?
What happens if I cannot afford the repayments?
What if my application is declined?

What can I use the money for?


The range of uses for the money is very wide indeed. Common uses include the purchase of a new car, a holiday or the repayment (consolidation) of existing debt. Frequently the lending institution will ask for details of the reason you require the loan. Although the purpose of the loan may have little impact on their decision to grant the money, it can have some influence on the maximum term of the loan. It is more likely that larger sized loans, for purchases such as cars, home improvements etc. will result in a longer repayment term. It is not uncommon for the purchase of a car to established with a repayment term of 3 years whilst the term for home improvement loans can be for much longer terms (sometimes as long as ten years).

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