Borrow More

Borrow More

If you ever need to borrow more from us, we have two options. Whichever option you choose, you will not need to repay your existing loan before you apply.

You can get a new loan that repays your existing loan and gives you the extra money you need. You will have one new loan with new repayment terms. 

In some cases, it may be possible to take a second loan which means you'll have a new loan repayment in addition to your existing loan repayment. 

The maximum you can borrow is £25,000 across all our unsecured loan products. 

You can apply in app or online and once logged in, you can see what options are most cost effective for your needs. 

Additional Borrowing

How much do you want to borrow? Remember, the maximum you can borrow is £25,000 and you should include the balance of your existing loan if you want to add this to your new loan.

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Loans are only available to qualifying members aged 18 and over and you must save at least £10 a month in addition to your loan repayment. All loans are subject to you meeting our lending criteria and other terms and conditions apply.

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A better way to borrow

5 reasons to choose us for your consolidation loan:

-1- We send the funds directly to your existing lender(s)

-2- Grow your savings alongside your loan repayments

-3- Clear interest rates guaranteed not to change

-4- No early repayment fees

-5- Free loan protection. In the event of your death, your loan will be paid off in full. Restrictions apply.

 

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  • Flexible loan amounts

    Apply to borrow between £3,000 and £25,000. Eligibility criteria applies.

  • Competitive interest rates

    We offer transparent and competitive market rates, which won’t increase after application.

  • Fixed repayment structure

    Choose your loan repayments over 1 to 7 years

  • No early repayment fees

    If you wish to pay off your loan early, you won’t be charged early repayment fees.

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