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There are many reasons why you may be experiencing difficulties when trying to secure a loan. Being refused a loan can be a setback but numerous lenders have solutions available when barriers are created due to your financial status. Loan applications can be refused when a lender feels that there is a potential risk in repaying the loan amount. However there are a number of specialist lenders who have unsecured loans designed for those who have experienced problems in the past. Mortgage arrears and bankruptcy are common issues where securing a loan can be hard.

 

Loans for Mortgage Arrears

These particular loans are offered to UK homeowners and are suitable if you have current arrears or have had mortgage arrears in the past 12 months. Special extras are offered by particular lenders such as fixed rates,  payment holidays and no early repayment fees. Many lenders allow you to secure a loan of up to £75,000 over a period of 5 to 25 years.

 

Loans for Bankrupts

Loans for bankrupts provide you with additional finance that you may require once you have been discharged after bankruptcy. Specialist lenders offer priority finance solutions to people who may be experiencing difficulties in securing finance after bankruptcy. Your credit rating does not become an issue as competitive rates can still be found.

 

Payday Loans

Ideal if you need to borrow a small amount of money quickly till your next payday. A payday loan can be seen as an expensive loan in terms of APR, but because you pay the money back quickly you dont actually pay lots of interest. Payday loans are aimed at UK residents over 18 with a debit card and a regular source of income.

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