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What’s a loan?
It’s a sum of money you borrow from a bank, building society, or other lender.
You’ll pay it back over an agreed period of time, with interest.
When you search for a loan on ClearScore, we’ll show you what the monthly repayments could look like to help you plan ahead.
And, if other ClearScore users have taken out a loan from that lender, we’ll show you how people found the application process and customer service.
How to apply for a loan
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The offers you’ll see are based on your score and report. And we order them based on how likely you are to be accepted – not what makes us the most money.
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Use this calculator to see what your monthly loan repayments could look like.
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APR means annual percentage rate. It's made up of the interest rate and other charges you might have to pay (like an annual fee). We've added a representative example already, but you can change it. Bear in mind that these numbers are intended as a guide only.
What’s APR?
APR means annual percentage rate. It’s the total cost of the loan over a year. It’s made up of the interest rate and other charges you might have to pay (like an annual fee).
Usually, you’ll pay back your loan with interest – which is how lenders make a profit.
What’s representative APR?
It’s the interest rate that the lender will typically give to at least 51% of people. That means up to 49% could get a higher rate.
Your actual APR may be higher than what you see.
But, we work with lenders to guarantee as many interest rates as we can. It’s a good idea to check for offers with a guaranteed APR so you can feel confident that what you see is what you get.
What our lenders offer
Loan amounts between £1,000 and £100,000.
Loan terms from 1 to 20 years.
What could you do with a loan?
Home improvements or repairs
From emergencies to quick fixes, you could get access to the money you need with a loan.
Debt consolidation
You could use a lump sum to pay off your credit card or other debts and make one monthly repayment at a lower interest rate.
Civil partnerships and weddings
Celebrate your big day knowing you can pay it off in monthly instalments.
Build your score
As long as you make the repayments on time and in full, you can build your credit score. And that can mean better offers for things like car finance, loans, credit cards, and more.
Book your next holiday
Dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime trip? You could spread the cost of your next adventure.
The different types of loans
Personal loan
Spread the cost of what you owe, without using any of your assets as collateral, with a .
Debt consolidation loan
Move your debt into one, more manageable place with a .
Guarantor loan
Get a with the help of a friend or relative and access the money you need.
Low interest loan
Looking to save on interest? We work with lenders to guarantee as many as we can.
Loans for people of benefits
See what help is available when it comes to .
Secured loan
Usually for homeowners, a means using something you own as collateral.
Will you be approved for a loan?
Check your credit score
If there are easy steps you can take to improve your score before you apply, take them. That’s because a better score could mean better offers – like lower interest rates or higher loan amounts.
Make sure your credit report is up to date
Checking things like your income, employment details, and address are still correct is key. Lenders use that information (as well as your credit history) to determine the loan amounts and interest rates they can offer you.
What to consider before applying
Borrow what you can afford
Don't borrow more than you need, as this can increase the total cost of your loan and make it harder to repay.
Plan your repayments
Feel confident about your loan repayments by planning your budget in advance.
Check the interest rates and charges
Read the small print. Make sure you understand what you’re paying for by checking the interest rates and any additional charges .
Compare your offers first
Get a better idea of what you could be eligible for by comparing your offers first.
If you meet the minimum requirements (like being at least 18 and a UK resident), can comfortably afford monthly repayments and don’t have any problems on your credit report, you’re more likely to be approved for a loan.
Can you get a loan with a bad credit score?
You might have to pay more interest, but we work with lenders who specialise in loans for people with a bad credit score.
Find out more about getting a .
Representative 48.8% APR.
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Whether you’re adding a new account, removing an old one, or just changing how much credit you use – you’ll find it here.
Take a closer look at your accounts
We’ll show you whenever they've been opened or updated over the past 7 years. You can even see how much of your available credit you’ve used and what the loan balance is. Everything you need, all in one place.
Save time when looking for your next offer
Your offers are personalised to you. And we’ll show your approval chance so you can feel confident about applying.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes – we work with lenders who specialise in helping people with a lower credit score find a loan. Learn more about .
The amount of money you can borrow depends on a few things like your income, expenses and credit score. That’s why it’s important to compare loans before you apply for one.
Yes, you can. But check if there are early repayment charges (ERCs) before you do.
If you take out a loan, sign into your Universal Credit account and report a change of circumstances. Depending on the loan, and your personal circumstances, your Universal Credit might be affected. Find out more about .
If you've got money worries, know that you're not alone. It's a lot more common than you think. But it's important not to ignore these things and to seek support if you need it.
We’re working in partnership with to give you access to their free debt advice and support.
When you compare offers, lenders will do a soft search on your credit history. It helps them decide what sort of offer you could be eligible for. It’s only visible to you and doesn’t have an impact on your score. You can compare as many offers as you like without harming your credit score.
When you apply, the lender will carry out a hard search. It’s a full review of your credit history and stays on your report for a year. A hard search can affect your credit score but, as long as you borrow responsibly, the impact should be short-term.
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Fixed APR means the annual percentage rate can’t change during your lending agreement. You’ll usually see a fixed APR on a fixed-term loan.
Variable APR means the annual percentage rate could change during the lending agreement.
No – checking your loan offers on ClearScore will never harm your credit score.
From time to time, we work with some of the UK’s top lenders to bring you exclusive offers. We show these as ‘Exclusive’ in ‘Offers’, so you’ll know which ones they are.
We work with over 45 lenders like Admiral, Natwest, 118 118 Money, Halifax and more.
When you sign up to ClearScore you can see your credit score and credit report for free. We work with lenders to offer our users market-leading deals on credit products. We may receive a commission if you take out a product with a lender. This article will explain .