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Representative Example
Representative Example: Borrow £500 over 12 months. Total repayment including interest and fees is £952.56. Monthly instalments of £76.88 and a one off 6% administration fee of £30. Interest (fixed) is 249% per year with a representative 302.03% APR. New customers can apply for a loan of up to £1000 for between 6 and 12 months. Existing customers can apply for a loan of up to £3,000 for a maximum 18 months.IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Lender Overview
Fair Finance offers personal loans from £100 to £800 over 6 to 12 months for new customers. Existing customers can borrow up to £3,000. They speak English, Portuguese, Spanish, Polish and French, and provide a personal service to all their clients. They don’t make decisions based on a credit score alone and assess each case individually.
Please note that all successful loan applications will have a £30 administration fee added.
When can I get my loan?
Approved loans are paid out within 24 of final approval.
How do I repay my loan?
Loan repayments are taken by direct debit on the agreed repayment date. Loans can be repaid either weekly or monthly.
What happens if I can't pay my loan on time?
If your circumstances change you should speak to Fair Finance as soon as possible to look at the available alternatives - you can contact them on 020 8988 0627. Fair Finance is a social lender and treating customers in financial difficulties with care is a priority for them.
Am I eligible for a Fair Finance loan?
- You must be a UK resident
- You must be over 18 years of age
- Fair Finance will consider those that receive income through benefits
How is this lender regulated?
- Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
WARNING:
Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For help, go to The Money Advice
Service