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Sometimes it is useful to be able to pay off all of the outstanding debts with a secured or unsecured loan. A secured loan is quicker to set up than a remortgage and has no up front fees. You will be able to keep your existing mortgage especially if you are liable for a high early settlement charge or the rate is good.

This is a useful way forward providing that the payments are affordable and can reduce your monthly outgoings noticeably. Remember that your home is at risk if you can not keep up the payments on a secured loan or mortgage which is secured on your home.

A secured loan can be a way of helping with a full and final settlement. This is an agreement with your creditors to accept a reduced amount as a lump sum in return for writing off some or all of your debts.

If you think a secured loan would help reduce your outgoings and clear your outstanding debts or would like to discuss your options then fill in the form opposite or call us on 08000 74 64 95.

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