The best loan for £2500!?
29 May 2001, 01:38 PM
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Afternoon all!
I was wondering if anyone can help - the bathroom is now the current project and I am fed up with flowery tiles and no shower, hence I need the loan to sort it!
The bonus should arrive next Feb/March and should, I hope
cover the loan so I want to borrow now and then pay it off IN FULL next Feb March. Any pointers to current good offers will be much appreciated!
Cheers and thanks,
Mossman
I was wondering if anyone can help - the bathroom is now the current project and I am fed up with flowery tiles and no shower, hence I need the loan to sort it!
The bonus should arrive next Feb/March and should, I hope
cover the loan so I want to borrow now and then pay it off IN FULL next Feb March. Any pointers to current good offers will be much appreciated!Cheers and thanks,
Mossman
29 May 2001, 02:29 PM
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Mossman,
if you're only borrowing that amount of money, a loan as such would be an expensive way to acquire the cash. Have you considered a credit card? Cards such as Egg are offering 0% APR for six months or RBS Advanta who are offering 1.9% until March next year. This will work out a lot cheaper, maybe even free and there'll be no early repayment penalty.
It makes the most sense.
Rgds,
MS
if you're only borrowing that amount of money, a loan as such would be an expensive way to acquire the cash. Have you considered a credit card? Cards such as Egg are offering 0% APR for six months or RBS Advanta who are offering 1.9% until March next year. This will work out a lot cheaper, maybe even free and there'll be no early repayment penalty.
It makes the most sense.
Rgds,
MS
31 May 2001, 05:23 PM
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It should only cost you around £250 to borrow £2500. Shotgun, hacksaw and sexy stockings Walk into your nearest bank or building society and the money is yours.
Scotty
PS: The stockings are for your head and don't forget to smile at the camera
Walk into your nearest bank or building society and the money is yours.Scotty
PS: The stockings are for your head
and don't forget to smile at the camera
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