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With access to the UK’s leading lenders, we compare 1,154 homeowner loans to help you find the right deal.

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Our hand picked panel of lenders includes some of the UK's most respected finance houses. We work with numerous lenders in order to be able to provide our customers with a range of options depending on their credit profile and personal circumstances.

How do Homeowner Loans Work

How do Homeowner Loans work?

Is a homeowner loan right for you? Make sure you know how they work, and what the benefits and disadvantages are before applying.

A homeowner loan is a loan that is secured against your property. This offers the lender greater security, because, if you default, the lender can take possession of the property. This means if you are unable to keep up repayments, you may be at risk of losing your home. As there is increased security for the lender, there is a number of benefits that are unavailable with unsecured loans, such as increased loan amounts, longer repayment periods and lower interest rates.

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Want to know more?

Homeowner loans can seem complicated on the surface, but we’re dedicated to helping you understand how they work and how to find the best deal available to you based on your personal circumstances. The in-depth Frequently Asked Questions page aims to answer the most common questions applicants ask us, including repayment terms, what you can use homeowner loans for, qualification criteria, different repayment plans and more

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Representative Mortgage Example: A capital repayment mortgage of £50,000 over 20 years (240 months), initially on a fixed interest rate of 6.60% for 2 years, followed by a variable interest rate of approximately 12.325% for the remaining mortgage term. This would require 24 monthly repayments of £413.27, followed by 216 monthly repayments of approximately £601.94. The total amount repayable would be approximately £139,936.95. The overall cost for comparison is 12.9% APRC representative. This example includes a £995 lender product fee and a £4,000 broker fee, both added to the mortgage, bringing the total amount borrowed to £54,995. The total amount payable is illustrative and may vary if interest rates change. Early repayment charges may apply during the initial fixed-rate period.