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What is a Secured Loan?

A secured loan is money borrowed against an asset you own - usually your home. By securing your loan against your property, we’re able to find/offer better rates than you’d find available for personal, unsecured loans. You don’t have to own your home outright to qualify - so long as you have enough equity built up to borrow against.

You can use your loan for anything you like, whether that’s consolidating existing debt, making improvements to your home, or treating yourself to a new car or second property.

Is a secured loan right for me?

Low credit requirement

Securing your loan against your property means you don’t need a perfect credit score to apply.

Larger loan amount

A secured loan can allow you to borrow more money than you would be able to otherwise – perfect for those big projects.

Longer repayment term

Our partners have long-term options available. The rates may be slightly higher, but the choice is there.

More affordable

Secured loans offer lower rates than unsecured alternatives.

It’s Easier Than You May Think

Our Three-Step Process

Complete our 30-second application form

We need some details to make sure you’re eligible

Discuss your options with our specialist advisors

Our team will help you make sense of the market and find the best lender for you

Receive your funds

You will receive a decision from a lender in as little as 24 hours, with the funds shortly behind

How much could I borrow?

How much you can borrow depends on a few different factors:

The value of your home

The security must be of higher value than the money you’re borrowing, so the more valuable your house, the more you may borrow

Your equity in your home

Lenders can only lend against the part of your home that you own outright, so having a smaller mortgage will allow you to borrow more

Your financial history

If you have a good track record and have never defaulted on a loan, you’ll be able to borrow more than someone who has