Secured vs Unsecured Loans
When exploring your business loan options, you are likely to stumble across the options of unsecured and secured loans. Now you might be asking yourself, what’s the difference? Well, look no further, you’re in the right place.
So, let’s explore the differences between these two types of loans…
Unsecured loans
Unsecured loans are the most popular type of loan, and moistly only offered to those with a healthy credit score.
This is because they don’t require any collateral to borrow. The main thing you need to know about an unsecured loan is that none of your personal assets are used as security for it. With us, these loans are capped at £250,000.
Secured loans
Secured loans, AKA homeowner loans, are when your debt is tied to an asset, this generally being the borrower’s property. Therefore, this type of loan is mostly taken out by people who own a house. However, this type of loan can be secured against any type of valuable collateral.
Typically, with secured loans, funders are willing to offer larger sums of money with lower rates. This is because there is more insurance for lenders in this case.
We hope now you will be better informed to decide which type of loan suits you best. Nevertheless, both types of loans will offer you the following benefits:
Business loans- the benefits
Cash flow
Keep your cash flowing with ease
Fast payment
Payment is made quickly and hassle-free
Alternative funding line
No need to use up an existing funding facility when we’re here!
Quick and straightforward to arrange
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