Can Personal Loans become Remortgage

Released on: May 9, 2008, 2:58 am

Press Release Author: Jennifer Maben

Industry: Financial

Press Release Summary: Personal Loan or Remortgage?? You have to choose between the
two.


Press Release Body: \"We can see a ray of hope at the end of the channel for
lending", says the Bank of England. But people searching for a personal loan are
surprised by this saying since Money facts, a monetary market analyst, declared that
some time back, the prominent loan providers started raising their interest rate by
some percentage.

Samantha Owens at Money facts says. "The lenders have become more conscious of the
menace of bad debts realizing the credit crunch in the industry." She further added,
"This points out that the lenders are looking forward to charging some premium from
their customers and only interested in making their own profit rather than competing
with credit cards carrying low interest rates as they were doing some years ago."

Barclays, Tesco, HSBC, Nat West and HBOS are some examples of loan providers that
have increased their interest rates to some percent. Nationwide said past week, "We
are planning to increase the price by 1 percent on all of our personal loan
products." This concludes that if a person is willing to borrow amount from
Nationwide, ranged between £1,000 and £3,000, he would be liable to pay 17.4 per
cent that is much higher than the interest rate currently available on credit cards.

This upward trend seems to be harsher with the Bank of England whose rates have just
fallen last year-end from 5.75% to 5%. Another example could be of Alliance &
Leicester, whose current rates on "best buy" loans on an amount of £5,000 are over
7%.

So what options are left to a borrower who needs instant cash?

According to some experts in this field says, "Consulting your mortgage provider for
a further advance on same property is a much better option to go with, than going
for a personal loan, despite all your doubts of negative equity." Peter O'Donovan at
Best Invest says, "At the worst, you will be required to pay the usual variable rate
that is below 7%."

But considering the realism of credit crunch, one can't expect getting his
application approved by the lender.

Mr. O'Donovan further added that for reconsideration of your advance, they will
assess your home's value and the size of mortgage you already owe. Now one can get
only 90% of the value of his property, not the whole 100%.

An alternative available is to take a remortgage with some other lender but it will
cost you much and is more risky also at this point of time.

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