Abbey loans
Loading… |
|
Personal loans from Abbey are available from between £1,000 and £25,000 and can be repaid between one and eight years.
- Valuation for secured loans – Your questions answered
- The cheapest eight personal loans for 2013
- Abbey mortgage holders could be due compensation from Santander
- M&S breaks the mould and cuts rates on low value personal loans
- Tesco reduce rates on personal loans
Loans and Credit News
17% of people run out of funds 3 weeks into the monthSome 17 per cent of British workers will struggle to pay for daily spending after the three-week mark in a month, according to new research |
Government deficit yet to benefit from economic upturnThe latest government borrowing figures reveal that spending is rising, outstripping tax receipts in July, a month that normally sees a surplus. |
Half of payday loan borrowers say it was a positive experienceA new survey by uSwitch has found that 51 per cent of payday loan borrowers found the experience to be a positive one and that many believe they provide a service unavailable from most banks. |
NIESR predicts UK economic recovery gathered pace in JulyThe National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) says the positive momentum in the UK economy is continuing, with the economy growing by 0.7% in the three months to July. |
Payday victims encouraged to complain to the FOSThe Citizens Advice Bureau has encouraged payday loan borrowers to make an official complaint to the FSO if they have been treated unfairly by a lender |
Welby embarrassed by Church's indirect Wonga investmentThe Church of England has faced an embarrassing blow after it emerged that it may have indirectly invested in online lender Wonga. |
Welby vs Wonga as Church of England takes on WongaThe Archbishop of Canterbury has revealed that the Church of England is planning to force online lender Wonga out of business by competing against it. |
GDP figures to show UK economic recovery acceleratingThe first estimate of GDP figures for the second quarter of 2013 are expected to show that the UK economy doubled the growth of 0.3 per cent in the first quarter to 0.6 per cent. |
Reviews