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WE FIND YOU THE BEST UK HOMEOWNER LOAN FAST |
Need to consolidate your debt, improve your home or just need a low-rate cash loan? If you are a UK home owner with an existing mortgage you qualify, even with an adverse credit history and CCJ's. |
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Secured Homeowner LoansA secured homeowner loan is a loan that is secured against the equity on your home in addition to your first mortgage. This type of loan is also known as a second charge loan, or second mortgage. It is important to understand that if there is no first mortgage (you own your home outright) a second charge loan or second mortgage cannot be registered against the property. The amount you will be able to borrow, and the Annual Percentage Rate ( APR ) charged, will depend upon your income, the equity available and a number of other factors such as your employment status, credit rating etc. Generally, the interest rate will be lower than any form of loan that is not secured, but slightly higher than the rate on a first mortgage. Secured homeowner loans are generally easier to obtain than other forms of loans that are not secured. The lender has more security in the event of default, and the borrower benefits from this with a lower interest rate, as well as being able to obtain a loan even if self-employed and self certified, with poor credit rating and/or with CCJ's (County Court Judgements). Complete or quick and easy one-page application form and we will find you the best secured homeowner loan for your personal circumstances. We work with leading UK loan providers and our services are free and without obligation. Your privacy is important to us - see our Privacy Policy for details. |
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