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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Are you thinking about growing your business, or making a large equipment purchase? We have a range of loans to suit your business needs.
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Sainsbury's shoppers with a Nectar card could get the best rate in the market when you apply for a Loan with Sainsbury's Bank.
If you pay £1,000 or more into your current account with them each calendar month, or hold a Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account, they will reward you with £150 cash back when you remortgage to us, paid through your conveyancer at completion
Building projects are often delayed whilst charity and voluntary organisations complete their long-term fundraising programmes. The Fundraising Bridging Loan enables building work to commence with loan repayments being made as your fundraising income is received. If there is a shortfall at the end of your fundraisin...
Buying your first home is an exciting time – there are lots of decisions, and plans, to make. There are also a lot of questions you'll want answers for. Their guide will help you get to grips with what's important.
Borrowing linked to current interest rates.
A variable rate loan means the interest you pay is linked to the current Bank of England interest base rate. So if interest rates fall, so will your repayments. Similarly, if interest rates increase, your regular repayments will also rise.
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.
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
Looking for a guarantee that your mortgage repayments won't go up.
