Posted on Wednesday, July 30th, 2008 at 4:45pm
I’ve noticed Abbey have just launched an uber loan which will let you borrow up to £5million for a mortgage.
I doubt it’s available to just any Tom, Dick or Harry, but just think of the house you could buy with that much spondooly. Hmmm, something like this perhaps, or maybe you could club together with a few mates and put a bid in on this beauty.
If you’re after something a bit more tame, however, have a gander at Accepted.co.uk to get yourself a more sensible-sized loan.
Posted on Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008 at 2:57pm
It looks like it’s getting harder and harder to get a mortgage, and young professionals throughout the UK are the ones feeling the effect.
Loans approved for buying houses dropped by 67% in June, compared to the same month last year, and those wanting to their foot on the property ladder and make their first buy are therefore the ones missing out.
“I can’t get a home loan for love nor money,” said one frustrated 22-year-old.
Maybe she should come take a look at Accepted.co.uk.
Posted on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 at 11:33am
A massive sixth of all Britain’s households have taken out a loan or borrowed money on their credit card just to meet their day-to-day living costs, a top Scottish paper has revealed.
With the credit crunch firmly starting to take hold, people are finding it harder and harder to get by, and loans are often the only answer for many.
Finance experts are advising that people cut back on non-essential costs, but if you reckon a loan’s the answer for you, come and have a chat with us here at Accepted.co.uk.
Posted on Wednesday, July 09th, 2008 at 6:27pm
With the credit crunch hitting home and more and more people unable to get loans, pawnbrokers are reporting huge increases in their profits.
Brits from all walks of life are trading in their valuables to raise a bit of cash to see them through until payday, and it’s the pawnbrokers who are reaping the benefits.
Before you trade in your granny’s engagement ring, however, pop along to Accepted to see if you qualify for a loan; you’ll be surprised how easy it can be!