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Originally Posted by vtec-hungry
is the interest rate 6.9%? can u give more detail as my bank hsbc wants 7.9% so might just use hondas
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The rate you get depends on the amount you borrow, yet a cheap rate isn't a reason to borrow more; never get a loan for more than you need and can afford to pay back.- Borrowing over £5,000 - 6.3%: Two providers offer a rate of 6.3% for amounts above £5k, Moneyback* and YourPersonalLoan. For the latter, even though it is not a secured loan you do need to be a homeowner and you should tick the box not to share your information if you don't want any sales calls from affilated groups.
- Borrowing over £3,000 - 6.8%: Moneyback* offers the rate of 6.8% for loans over £3k.
- Borrowing over £1,000 - 7.4%: Northern Rock* has a rate of 7.4% on amounts over £1k and has the big benefit that it allows penalty free overpayments or early repayment of the loan.
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Masterloan offers 6.5% for loans of £4,000+ but is only available over the phone. You call them up on 0800 056 6223.
An alternative for those earning over £25,000