10 Most Popular Loans

Professional and Career Loan
If you take out a Professional and Career Development Loan while you're on a vocational course, the government will pay your interest while you study.
Graduate loan
Our graduate loans can help you get your finances back in order after graduating. As long as you have a Lloyds TSB Graduate Account and are a UK resident, you can apply for a graduate loan.
2-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgages
If you’re borrowing 75% or less of your home’s value, you can arrange your mortgage on an interest-only or repayment basis. If you want to borrow more than 75%, only repayment mortgages are available.
Commercial mortgage
Taking out a commercial mortgage is one way of maximising your business finance. Property can be a significant cost for many businesses so it is important to manage that investment wisely.
Graduate Loan
Completing your course and graduating is a great feeling. But unfortunately, the realities of student finance don't disappear overnight - which is why our Graduate Loan is designed to support you as you start your new life.
Graduate Loan
HSBC current account holders can receive a representative* 6.2% APR for Graduate Loans between £5,000 and £25,000. Their Graduate Loans are available exclusively to HSBC current account customers who are within 5 years of graduation.
Business loans
Are you thinking about growing your business, or making a large equipment purchase? We have a range of loans to suit your business needs.
Flexiloan
HSBC customers receive a representative 17.9% APR variable for Flexiloans between £500 and £5,000. Their Flexiloans are available exclusively to HSBC current account customers.

10 Random Loans

Fixed rate mortgages up to 80% LTV
If you're looking for peace of mind that the interest rate you pay won't change, a fixed rate mortgage could be the perfect deal for you.
First Time Buyer
Buying your first home can be an expensive time, that's why we have created a range of mortgages specifically for first time buyers that will help you with some of the costs with benefits such as: no product fee, £1,000 cash-back and help with the cost of valuation.
Next Step Mortgage
Our mortgage team review your circumstances and personal financial situation and will take into account the type of property you are buying. We will consider mortgages not just for standard residential properties but also lending for unusual properties, projects such as self build, property development, bridging and...
First Time Buyer 95% Fixed Rate Mortgage
Our mortgage team review your circumstances and personal financial situation and will take into account the type of property you are buying. We will consider mortgages not just for standard residential properties but also lending for unusual properties, projects such as self build, property development, bridging and...
Lifetime Mortgage
Scottish Building Society offers a Lifetime Mortgage for people aged 65 and over who are looking to release some equity from their home.
Fixed Rate Savings
If you have a lump sum you'd like to save for a large purchase - a house deposit perhaps, or a maybe a dream wedding - wouldn't it be great to sit back and relax, knowing what rate your savings are earning in advance? Well, our Fixed Rate Savings offers a rate of 1.80% AER (1.80% gross pa) on lump sum balances of be...
Variable rate - Buy-to-let
From three months after completion until the end of any tracker period, you can switch to a fixed rate and pay no early repayment charge, just pay the product fee for the new deal
Buy to let mortgages
We have a specialist lender, The Mortgage Works, to help with buy to let mortgages.
2 Year Tracker Rate
This information does not contain all of the details you need to choose a mortgage. Make sure you read the separate key facts illustration before you make a decision. This is provided when you request an agreement in principle. -Product fee £1,499 -Minimum loan amount £50,000
Three Year Buy-to-Let Discount Mortgage
You can borrow up to 75% of the current property value or purchase price (whichever is lower). Your mortgage must be between a minimum of £30,000 and a maximum of £500,000.