A personal loan lets you borrow money to pay for something special, like a holiday, car or home renovations.
There are many lenders in the market offering personal loans at various interest rates. Having a good credit score often will help you get a better rate with most lenders.
Fixed or variable interest rate
With a fixed interest rate, your repayments are fixed and won’t change over the loan term. You’ll know exactly how much will come out of your bank account each month.
With a variable interest rate, your repayments will change if interest rates change. If interest rates rise, your repayments will be higher. If interest rates fall, your repayments will go down.
A loan with a variable interest rate usually has no early exit fee
. This might be better if you’re planning to pay the loan back early.
Secured or unsecured loan
With a secured loan you provide an asset, such as your car, as security for the loan. If you don’t pay the loan back on time, the lender can repossess your asset and sell it.
With an unsecured loan, you don’t have to provide an asset as security. But the interest rate will be higher, and you may need a loan guarantor. If you fail to pay back the loan, the lender can still take you to court to get back the money you borrowed.
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