Beat The Competition With Secured Loans
Some lenders ask you to pledge your home. Being a homeowner, you can do this and get a lot of benefits in return. The benefits include competitive rate of interest, loan amount that can go up to £250,000, multi-purpose uses, a long repayment period, easy availability, etc.
The lending market in the UK is fiercely competitive. A large number of lenders are competing with each other, trying to eat up the lion’s share of the market. These lenders offer different loan options to serve the varying demands of the borrowers. As a homeowner, you can opt for secured loans. Tenants have the privilege of taking out unsecured loans. Similarly, bad credit loans are available for those who are facing severe credit problems.
It has been seen that Brits are using secured loans to improve their homes. It not only helps them in expanding and beautifying their homes but also increase the value of their homes by quite a good margin. Recently, a survey was conducted by Dynamic Markets for GE Money Home Lending. The survey enlisted the top 10 home improvements and the average value that those improvements will add to your home. The first and the most beneficial home improvement were mentioned as loft conversion which was expected to add 22,300 pounds to the value of your home.
Apart from home improvements, secured loans have many other applications. For example, you can take out secured loans and use them for consolidating your debts, buy another home, invest in your business, etc. The most important thing is that you can do all this without inviting any huge burden on your finances. These loans can be yours for as little as 6-7 per cent APR. It means that you can comfortably pay out the lender in easy installments over a long period of time.
The author is a business writer specializing in finance and credit products and has written authoritative articles on the finance industry. He has done his masters in Business Administration and is currently assisting Loans-Bazaar as a finance specialist.
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By Samantha Bonsu
