Loans that are available to people depend on whether they are homeowners or not.
For tenants, that is those who do not actually own their home but only rent it, the choice of loan can be quite limited.
As non homeowners cannot offer security for a personal loan there is limited availability, especially now that Welcome Finance is no more, having fallen victim to the recession.
Welcome Finance used to advance unsecured loans of up to about fifteen hundred pounds to anyone as long as they had a pulse and a wage slip.
They also granted larger amounts to clean credit profile non homeowners and to homeowners they granted both unsecured loans and secured ones and even accepeted a third charge on a property.
Tenants can often obtain a loan to buy a car or any other type of vehicle such as a motor bike as these are not purely unsecured personal loans but are secured on the asset of the car, etc.
As car loans are secured on the vehicle itself, the lender has a right to take back the car if the borrower defaults on his repayments until a certain number of repayments have been made.
Homeowners can also buy a car, caravan, motor home, bike, boat, etc. in this way.
Sometimes a dealer offers cheap low interest deals or sometimes 0% hire purchase rates, but these offers are obviously for cars of which there is a surplus, and frequently as a result of the fact that the particular make or model available on this offer is unpopular and difficult to sell.
For anyone with a choice of loans at a low rate there is no point in not owning the car of their dreams such as a Porsche or a top of the range Mercedes Benz.
Homeowners have a choice of finance and as long as they can comfortably afford the repayments and have equity on their property there is no need to settle on second best when it comes to car purchase.
Both remortgages and homeowner loans can be taken out as a means of buying a car or for virtually any other purpose.
Remortgages currently have interest rates from 1.they are a low cost way to obtain funds.
Remortgages replace the current mortgage on a property, and normally remortgages will be at a cheaper rate than the existing mortgage.
If a mortgage balance is at present
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