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Am I eligible?

Representative 79.5% APR

Here's an example to illustrate: If you borrow £1000 for 12 months, your monthly payment will be £116.52. The total amount repayable will be £1392.63, including £392.63 in interest. The interest rate is 79.5% (variable)

Interest rates range from 9.0% APR to 1721% APR. You can request a quote without any obligation. The APR you receive will depend on your personal circumstances. Our loans are available for amounts between £100 and £5000, with terms ranging from 3 months to 36 months

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a short-term or payday loan?

A short-term or payday loan is a loan that's intended to cover a borrower's expenses until his or her next payday. The lender usually charges a fixed fee per £100 borrowed and the loan is made until your next payday, regardless of when you apply.

How do I apply for a loan?

You can apply 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Many of our lenders also work 7 days a week and can even deposit funds in your account at the weekend.

Complete our quick and easy online form and just click “Get Loan Quote”. If you are approved you will be transferred to the lender’s website to complete the process. Your lender may ask some additional questions not captured on our application form. You then sign your loan agreement online and receive your loan from your lender.

Can I apply for a loan?

You can apply if you are: over 18 years of age, living in the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), in employment and receiving a regular salary paid into a valid bank account that accepts direct debits.

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