Personal loan news, Apr - Jun 2005

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Loan consolidation can help BDS

30 June 2005

The number of Britons suffering from "Balance Denial Syndrome" (BDS), is reportedly growing.

Loans could be debt alternative

29 June 2005

The Bank of England (BoE) has warned that record credit card debit levels are putting the UK economy at risk.

Loan holiday-makers head for the States

28 June 2005

People taking out loans for holidays have been found to be most likely to travel to America.

Men look for loans online

27 June 2005

Men are more likely to apply for a loan online than women, according to new research.

Loans for home surveys

24 June 2005

UK homebuyers are being advised to have their potential home checked out by a property surveyor before putting pen to paper.

Loan can pay for protected package holiday

23 June 2005

Holiday makers have been warned that they would not be entitled to a refund should the operator or airline go bust, should they go on a DIY holiday.

Competitive loans can fund the big day

22 June 2005

As more and more happy couples prepare to finance their wedding day independently, the independent comparison and switching service uSwitch.com has advised those doing it with a loan, to be careful.

Sainsbury's announces summer loan offer

21 June 2005

Sainsbury's Bank has launched a special offer on its loans for the summer, cutting the rate for it's internet loans of £5,000 or more from 6.9 per cent APR to 6.5 per cent APR.

Personal loan report reveals growth

20 June 2005

Nationwide Building Society has issued its debut report on the personal loans market, and industry first in that it focuses on personal loans, distinguishing them from more general unsecured lending products.

Holiday loans help cover costs

17 June 2005

The growing trend for Brits to take long weekends or mini-breaks appears to be matched by increasing prices in taking such holidays.

Loans help repair damaged homes

16 June 2005

More people look set to take out home improvement loans with Brits forking out a massive £1.9 billion to pay for damage done to their homes by beauty-appliances, according to a new study.

Better credit rating means better loans

15 June 2005

Britons have been advised to check their credit files in order to be able to improve their credit rating and get better loans.

Consolidation primary reason for loans

14 June 2005

A new report has shown that loans to consolidate debt are the primary reason consumers have to borrow.

Loans help pay for the sun

13 June 2005

According to new research, more and more Britons are finding the time and the money to escape to the sun every year.

Loans to keep you youthful

10 June 2005

New research has revealed that Britons are spending a massive £4.6 billion every year on keeping themselves looking and feeling young.

No change for interest rates

09 June 2005

The Bank of England's (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has held interest rates at their current level of 4.75 per cent, therefore not affecting loan repayments.

Consumer spending to force rate cut

08 June 2005

Low consumer spending could lead to a cut in interest rates later this year, which would be good news for those looking to get a loan.

Loans lessen DIY stress

07 June 2005

It has been revealed that DIY is the number one reason for Britons saving their cash, though loans are another way of paying for home improvements.

Personal loan to travel to weddings

06 June 2005

New research has revealed that wedding guests who need to travel abroad in order to attend the ceremonies of loved ones will spend around £1.8 billion on their trips.

Clear information for loans

03 June 2005

A new level of clarity has been brought to customers for their loan agreements.



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