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Subprime Loans & Mortgages During the Credit
Crunch
By Tom Wilkinson Fancy a new car, holiday or simply additional
finance? Competitive rates are still offered by loan companies who
specialize in sub-prime and near-prime lending. Loan amounts can be secured
from between £5,000 and £75,000, and lenders offer flexible repayment plans
from between 5 to 25 years. However with bad credit you are very likely to
be paying over 15% APR for a secured loan. The loans secured can be used for
any purpose and applications from people with a bad credit history are still
considered, just like before the credit crunch. Likely Mortgage Rates in the Credit Crunch As well as buying a home, you can also
consolidate debts or carry out home improvements with a mortgage. There is
one specialist mortgage lender providing a range of mortgage types to those
with bad credit, as well as secured loans for homeowners. This loan and
mortgage company have only a handful of plans remaining due to the huge
shortgage of funds at the moment. Bad credit mortgages are likely to cost
you approaching 10% APR during 2009. This company also offers personal loans
and remortgages. Think carefully before securing other debts
against your home. your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up
repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.
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