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

Car loan
-5.1% APR representative on Barclayloan Plus loans of £5,000 to £25,000 1 for -Barclays current account holders when you apply online or over the phone (subject to eligibility criteria) Price guarantee: Find a cheaper loan and we'll match it – and give you £50 2
Car Insurance
-Get 25% discount and pay monthly with no extra charge. -If you have a car, finding the right insurance can be the admin equivalent of sitting in a traffic jam. So we've cleared the roads for you with a range of straightforward options and 25% discount for new customers. And if you're not happy for any reason up ...
2 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
Arrangement fee (non-refundable) – must be paid at time of submitting mortgage application: £195 Free property assessment where the price or value of the property is £1 million or less. Property assessment fee payable on prices or values of more than £1 million (non-refundable after property assessment carried out ...
New customers remortgaging
If you are currently with another lender and are looking to remortgage for a better deal, we have a range of mortgages that could save you money.
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.
2 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
Maximum 60% loan to value. Non-refundable booking fee £195 and product fee £1,300. Early Repayment Charges apply during initial rate period. Our mortgage offers can be withdrawn or changed at any time.
Business Loans
Whether you are buying property to start up a new business, looking to expand or refinance an existing business, purchasing a takeaway / restaurant, buying equipment, or simply renovating your premises, we have different business loan solutions to help you achieve your business goals. We offer flexible repayment opt...
Fixed Rate Mortgage
With a fixed rate mortgage, the interest rate is fixed for an agreed period, which means your repayments will stay the same during this time. Your home is security for your mortgage. Other security may be required.
BUILD AND SAVE HOUSING LOAN
The only Housing Loan Program that lets you earn rebates on your loan by maintaining deposit with us. So, make full use of your deposits and live your dream house with Allied Bank Build & Save Housing Loan.
Buy to Let
Buying a rental property is very different from finding a home. It is strongly recommended that you take advice from an accredited member of the Association of Residential Lettings Agents (ARLA) or via the