TimC

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Bar Porkie Who seems to give the best interest rates for a £5000 loan over a 36month period these days.

Is it worth trying the likes of compare the market and money super market etc?

Thanks

OldDan

All depends on your credit rating really.

sjoyce666

Best I found when looking for a loan for my sister in law was 8.8% with a variety of companies but she applied to Tesco who was one of the 8.8% companies

I have read that Nationwide are now doing 7.7% but you need one of their accounts which you no doubt need to pay for so that negates the saving in the rate

Scott

turbochild

Don't fall for these company's that phone you up and offer you a loan but you have to pay a £50 set up fee i got loads of calls like that when i applied in the end i just went with my bank much less hassle

TimC

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8.8% seems to be about right at the mo. My bank (HSBC) are coming in quite high at mo in the 16% bracket.

Tesco and Alliance and Leicester seem to be the best.

Dan my credit rating is quite good, and im earning a solid wage now too.

_SpeedX_

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yep there all summaing cunts..

prepare when you do search for a loan 9 million spam emails....!

Dazza@TeamFord

Have you tried Zopa?

Google it

TimC

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Zopa came up on money supermarket. In the 9% range APR

Csm

Compare the market for loans is pish

Good for car insurance but pish for loans

% you see is mostly for account holders already and a different term applies then they refuse you anyway lol

Easier to stick with your bank and pay the higher rate