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 Why a Remortgage or Secured Loan Is Often Better Than an Unsecured Product

It may be come as a surprise to many when they realize that interest rates for unsecured loans are higher than in 2001.

Why this is surprising news is that in 2001 the Bank of England Base lending Rate was 6% and now, as everyone knows, it is at an all time low of 0.05%.

Unsecured loans therefore should be, if anything, less expensive than they were nine years ago but this is however not the case.

One of the main reasons why this is the case is that unsecured loan are exactly that, that is unsecured. People sometimes fall into arrears with their unsecured loans choosing when money is tight to pay secured loans such as their mortgage first, and lenders can therefore sometimes lose money.

This has happened a lot over the past three years as many people have seen their firms close down at the cost of their job.

The underwriting criteria are strict as regards unsecured loan in addition to the fact that interest rates are now higher than at the start of the decade. To have any hope of being granted this product.

Homeowners are eligible to apply for a secured homeowner loan which is obviously secured products for which only homeowners are eligible.

As a secured loan is naturally secured on a solid asset, the secured loan lender is more certain that his loan will be paid back, and as such a secured loan is more readily obtainable than an unsecured one.

Unsecured loan lenders need definitive proof as to the purpose of the loan.

If a an unsecured loan is to pay for home improvements for example the lender will require proof that this really is the purpose of the loan in the form of several estimates.

If a homeowner applies for a secured loan, it is only a matter of writing the reason for the loan on the application.

Another advantage with the secured loan is that repayments can be spread from five years to twenty five years making the repayments comfortably affordable to most, compared to unsecured loans with maximum repayment periods of normally three years and sometimes five years.

Secured loans have less strict underwriting than unsecured loans.

Remortgages have all the same advantages as secured loans making a remortgage another suitable alternative when a homeowner wants to borrow a flexible financial product at a good rate of interest.

Remortgages start with an interest rate of 1.98% and can be repaid up to twenty five years and with some lenders such as the Halifax up to forty years.

Therefore when a homeowner wants to borrow, a remortgage or a secured loan are often the best choices.

 

Loans are subject to status. Loans are secured on property. Written quotations are available upon request.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBTS SECURED ON IT. THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME.

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