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Macclesfield Insurance Secured Home Owner Loans
Macclesfield Insurance Services can now offer home owner secured lending facilities.
• You may borrow over any term (5 - 25+ years) and borrow any amount (£5,000 - £250,000) for any purpose.
• There are many of lending plans available.
• Self Cert available for self employed for some products
• All decisions, in principle, are usually made within 24 hours.
• We will consider all circumstances including mortgage arrears, county court judgements, defaults or a poor credit rating.
• Loans of up to 85% of the property value / loan size £10,000 - £250,000 are also available. .
• We can help people who are self employed.
• Facilities available for retired applicants, for people in receipt of pension/benefit income and agency workers.
• All enquiries are treated on a 'No Obligation' basis.
If you have any kind of bad credit history such as missed mortgage payments, County Court Judgments (CCJs) or even just late payments on your credit cards, you may have difficulty getting a loan from the regular High Street banks.
We specialise in providing secured loans to people with poor credit ratings and getting a quote from us couldn’t be simpler. Just tell us how much you want your loan to be for and a few details about yourself. We’ll provide you with a no-obligation quote.
Mainstream lenders have to be very conservative when granting Home Owner Loans and even a few small blemishes on your credit record can deny you a loan from them. Different lending companies, though, have different guidelines for Home Owner Loans and as independent brokers we are not tied to one lender with fixed rules.
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When you apply to us we will find the perfect deal from all lenders to make sure you get the best Home Owner Loan available no matter what your situation.
For a quotation and call back please Click Here
Macclesfield Insurance in an Introducer to Alfa Financial Ltd who is a registered member of the Finance Industry Standards Association and is authorised by the Financial Services Authority.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or loan secured on your property.
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