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When choosing a personal loan, please consider the following advice.
1. Secured Loans although sometimes cheaper, carry a higher risk of causing financial problems if you find yourself unable to pay for a period of time.
2. Check the penalties you will be required to pay if you are unable to make a repayment.
3. Debt Consolidation loans usually reduce your payments because they spread your existing borrowing over a longer period of time.
4. Consider the total interest payable
5. Consider the cost of early settlement, especially for large loans.
6. When you compare interest rates, take into account any arrangement fees.
7. Seek independent financial advice if you are at all unsure about anything before you apply.
8. Some of the loan companies below may provide online applications with instant decisions.
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Crackdown on credit card cheques - 2 July, 2009
Unwanted credit card cheques will be banned and a new post created to help consumers get refunds, the government says. -
More defaults expected on loans - 2 July, 2009
Defaults on loans have risen and are expected to increase in the coming months, a Bank of England survey finds. -
Student maintenance cash frozen - 2 July, 2009
Student maintenance grants and loans in England will not rise next year, despite an increase in tuition fees, ministers say. -
City Diaries: 'Anthony' - 30 June, 2009
Our City Diaries are written by people who work in finance and have had a front row seat as their industry goes through the biggest changes in decades.