Direct Line loans
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Direct Line has loans between £2,000 and £75,000, with decisions made within ten hours on online applications.
Direct Line loan customers also get a ten per cent discount on car insurance.
Direct Line does not use any third parties to sell its loan products. They are only available via its website and call centres. To find more details about the personal loan deals available visit the Direct Line website.
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