Other Personal Loans Reviews

My review is abour provident personal credit. As some of you may already know provident personal credit are a home lending company who lend to anyone no matter what your credit rating, this can be a good thing when you need a quick cash injection but a bad thing as it allows people already in debt to get further into debt. To ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever thought about getting finance for a car and saw the Wecome Car advert on TV. If so and you are still thinking about it please take this advice, they are a bunch of thieves in suits. They show you the cars, you sign for them then you find that there are extras on the contract that you knew nothing about. I found that they had ...  Read the complete review

Please stay well clear of PROVIDENT loans. I was a single mum and first took one out when my first daughter was a couple of months old. I thought it was an ok idea as I could pay it back weekly with someone coming round to my door to collect money. This was fine to begin with until they decided they wanted me to take more. One point I had the ...  Read the complete review

If you are thinking of getting a loan think twice it can truly mess up your life. I took out a £10 000 loan for pure indulgance I thought it would be a good Idea to pay off my credit cards buy a yearly train ticket to get to work go on holiday decorate my flat buy some new furniture and have some new clothes and just generally live it ...  Read the complete review

i recently took out a loan with money back bank. they were really good with a really low apr, only 6.7%. the application was really easy and there acceptance rate is very high

Provident Loans I took out a lon last year for £250, over 12 months with an interest rate of 177% apr and 55 weekly payments of £7.50. I am on a low income and struggled to get accepted for credit elsewhere, a quick search of loan comparison sites showed that provident was my best option. I'd always vowed to stay away from the high ...  Read the complete review

Wholst looking for a small unsecured loan recently a company called greenwoods personal credit kept popping up in my searches so i decided to take a look and immediatley decided against it. Greenwoods personal credit work on a very similar lines to provident offering small unsecured loand to almost anyone and offering a door step ...  Read the complete review

I applied for my aa loan to buy a new car in 2002. It was the lowest rate I could find as I was not a homeowner at the time. The service was quick and efficient. However.. the check was sent by courier and I was not informed of the costs. It took time for the cheque to clear so I have no idea why they cannot do it by bank transfer. ...  Read the complete review

The loan company I am writing about is Provident Personal Credit. I first got introduced to them in 2001. A friend of mine, who is older than me, said that she had done a runner from paying this company. In your first year with this company you are allowed up to £1000. At first they start you off with a few hundred and they increase your ...  Read the complete review

This is op is to be read in conjunction with my Cahoot op for anyone who needs to know a bit about loans in general before reading about a specific product. This op can be ignored by anyone who just wants to know about the Cahoot Flexible Loan, I have written a seperate op for this. ~~~~ BACKGROUND ~~~~ Is it any ...  Read the complete review

Yes car credit - Advantages: none - Disadvantages: Many

The economy is based on credit. If you don’t have at least an average credit rating, you will find that getting approved for any type of loan, or credit card, will be very difficult - if not impossible. Here are some things that will determine whether you will be eligible for credit, and shows you what the creditors will be looking ...  Read the complete review

I went to Yes Car Credit today! At first they were charming, offering drink and a place to sit and chat in comfort. All this was just lulling me into a false sense of security. They took away all my documents (licence and credit cards included), and went to check my credit. They came back, without the documents announcing I could ...  Read the complete review

Virtually nobody offers you any sort of loan these days without suggesting you should take out Payment Protection for your repayments. For many of us it tends to be a bit of an afterthought and a surprise, and you might come away thinking you have been bullied into it. So here are my thoughts on the subject. What is Payment Protection? ...  Read the complete review

Hi I recently applied for a loan and after shopping around found that the rate I could get was approximately the same everywhere. So I started to look for online services where I could apply. I quickly came across a whole host of sites some with calculators and some without. I was after a secured loan and applied to a ...  Read the complete review

The first thing I would have to say is definately shop around, It is a consumers market out there and all the banks and building societies want our money. Around 5 years ago I needed a loan and couldn't get a decent Apr for love nor money they were all around 12.9% to 16% dependant on how much you wanted to borrow. Nowadays you can get rates ...  Read the complete review

After deciding I needed a loan to consolidate a few student debts I had built up I set about checking out all the companies and their rates. I didn't think I would have had a problem getting one authorised as I was in full time employment and had never fallen behind in any debts and had no CCJ's to my name. After checking with ...  Read the complete review

I, Cookie36, have removed this, my opinion. Therefore it can no longer be rated unless you actually want to rate these few words of explanation. I have decided to do this for personal reasons and am hoping that dooyoo will delete this account. I feel I can no longer be part of dooyoo as I feel there is too much wrong with ...  Read the complete review

After applying for a loan from the Natwest recently, to pay off outstanding student debts accrued many years ago, and being refused, I decided to look elsewhere. NatWest would not even give me a reason why my loan application had been rejected, and even the bank manager was completely astonished, and very embarrassed. Apparently, NatWest do not ...  Read the complete review