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New Large loans secured loan product up to £500,000 available

Last post: May 6, 2013

Not for the first time this year we find ourselves writing about yet another innovation in the secured loan market. Rates are falling, criteria are easing and, as this blog will testify to, loan sizes are rising as this market becomes increasingly competitive.

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Secured loans with a high LTV available

Last post: Apr 21, 2013

It is yet another sign of how the secured loan market is evolving and liquidity improving that now we have not one, but two lenders on our panel that specialise in Secured loans with a high LTV.

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Secured Loans On Buy To Let Properties From Shawbrook

Last post: Apr 11, 2013

Today Shawbrook Bank, one of the leading and consistently most progressive secured loan lenders in the market, have announced that they will now lend secured loans on Buy to let properties.

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Prestige relaunches its range of Secured Loans

Last post: Mar 12, 2013

The expansion in the UK Secured loan market that we have been talking about since January continues. Today it’s the turn of Prestige, the Secured Loan lender taken over by OneSavings Bank last August, as they have relaunched their range of Secured loans - a move that has been eagerly awaited by market participants.

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Shawbrook increases max loan LTVs but is there a better option?

Last post: Feb 1, 2013

We have predicted that there would be more growth in the secured market this year and this would be matched by more innovation from lenders with new products, higher LTVs, higher loan amounts and lower interest rates.

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Equifinance increase their maximum loan size to £30,000

Last post: Jan 10, 2013

So far this year it seems we are only blogging about secured loans and the rest of the market is quiet. Well, that’s not entirely true but it certainly has been a very active start for the year for the secured loan market with many lenders changing and updating criteria to the borrower’s benefit.

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