Home Loans Calculator About Us Help Apply Now
08006945566
 

Rates from 9.9% APR. Variable
Typical 15.9% APR
We also have a range of plans with rates up to 29.9% APR allowing us to help customers even with the most severe credit problems. Consolidating debts may increase the term & total amount payable. Loans secured on property.
THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT.
 
 
Visit Norton Mortgages for any purpose mortgages and remortgages
Visit Norton Insurance for all your insurance needs
Norton Finance
Central Processing Office,
Norton House,
Mansfield Road,
Rotherham,
South Yorkshire
S60 2EB
 
Apply for an Any Purpose Loan today.
 
 

Newsletter published on personal finance trends...

A personal finance comparison website has published its latest newsletter examining trends in the industry.

The report by uSwitch.com has noted an increased range of credit card and loan offerings from financial services providers.

uSwitch also predicts increased scrutiny of individual voluntary arrangements used for the negotiation of debt settlements and states a preference that borrowers lend responsibly rather than be subject to heavy legislation.

The site also argues that free banking will become less prevalent in the industry, with borrowers being "enticed" by improved fee-paying packages and noted an increasing number of reward based credit cards on the market rather than those offering zero per cent interest on balance transfers.

Nick White, head of personal finance at uSwitch.com, said: "September also saw a wealth of new rates and customer offers in the credit card and loan area."

Last year, financial advisory group Vantis investigated individual voluntary arrangements alongside other forms of debt consolidation.
12 October 2006
 October
  CC issues new PPI report
    Providers of payment protection insurance (PPI) for retail need to improve their services,...
  House prices 'have fallen by 13%'
    House prices fell by 13.3 per cent from September 2007 to September 2008, Halifax said tod...
  Mortgage industry boosted by government moves
    Many mortgage lenders in the UK are passing on the Bank of England's rate cut.

Ll...
  Bank shares 'to be bought up by government'
    The government plans to buy up shares in banks in order to loosen the grip of the credit c...
  A&L hit by fine from regulator over PPI
    The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined a bank £7 million for its sales prac...
  BBC: Banks might sell stakes to government
    RBS, Barclays and Lloyds TSB executives met with Alistair Darling yesterday to discuss the...
  Experts predict rate cut
    The Bank of England will cut interest rates later this week, as the economy continues to s...
  Lib Dem reveals student loans non-payments
    Student loans are not being paid by around one-third of recent graduates, it has been reve...
  Savers' protected by FSA move
    Savers in the UK are to have £50,000 of their deposits guaranteed by the government f...
  Rate cuts predicted by Global Insight
    Interest rates will be cut to 3.25 per cent by the end of 2009, a top economist has predic...
  Fuel poverty increase marked by government
    Many more Britons are falling in to fuel poverty - and might feel forced into applying for...
  Fool issues saving advice
    Parents should try to conscientiously save for their children's future as early as possibl...
  PPI interventions will 'escalate', FSA says
    Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to crack down on firms who mis-sell loans insurance,...
  Flat GDP shown by government figures
    British GDP showed flat growth over the second quarter - making a Bank of England interest...
 September
 August
 before August