Self Employed Loans
Lenders generally charge higher interest on self employed loans because they are taking more of a risk, but there are deals on the market whereby the initial APR drops after a limited period as the lender becomes happy that you are able to make the regular repayments.
When applying for self employed loans, you will normally need to:
- declare your income
- provide a certificate from an accountant that shows your income will cover the repayments
- provide bank statements to show your gross income
Representative Example: Based on a loan of £10,000 at 6.1% per annum fixed for 5 years. Representative 6.1% APR. Total amount repayable £11,581.78 at £193.03 per month for 60 months.
Representative Example: Based on a loan of £10,000 at 6.2% per annum fixed for 5 years. Representative 6.2% APR. Total amount repayable £11,608.20 at £193.47 per month for 60 months.
Representative Example: Based on a loan of £10,000 at 6.2% per annum fixed for 5 years. Representative 6.2% APR. Total amount repayable £11,608.20 at £193.47 per month for 60 months.
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