Home Loans Calculator About Us Help Apply Now
08006945566
 

Rates from 9.9% APR. Variable
Typical 17.9% 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
Intermediaries click below 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.
 
 
Also of interest...
Loans
Personal Loans
Secured Loans
Loans UK
Bank Loan
Loan Company
Cash Loan
Small Loan
Bad Credit Loans
Low Cost Loan
Home Improvement Loans
Equity Loans
Low Interest Loan
Best Secured Loan
Low Cost Loans
Bad Credit Finance
Cheapest Loan Rate
Budget Loans
Finance Loan Money
Best Secured Loan
Low Cost Home Owner Loan
Direct Loans
Secured Home Loan
Bad Credit Debt Consolidation
Self Employed Loan
Personal Loan Broker
Loan Application Form
Credit Card Loans
Horses Loan
House Loan
Interest Only Loan
Internet Loan
Joint Loan
Lifestyle Loans
Cheap Loan Rate
Secured
Secured Bank Loan
Secured Finance Loan
Secured Financing
Homeowner Secured Loans
Instant Homeowner Loan
Personal Homeowner Loan
Refinance Loans
Instant Personal Loan UK
Loan Personal Secured UK
Personal Loan Application
Personal Loan Bad Credit History
Personal Loan Bankruptcy
Adverse Secured Loan
Apply Bad Credit Personal Loan
Bad CCJ Credit
Bad Credit Consolidation Loan
Finance Broker
Finance Company
Finance Company UK
Finance Loan Money
Low Cost Home Loans
Low Cost Homeowner Loan

'We are not out of the woods' says economist...

Public debt will hold back any substantial economic growth, an expert has warned.

Although the "fear of total meltdown" of the economy has eased, there are still reasons to believe that we are "not out of the woods", a global economist said at the Chartered Institute of Housing Conference and Exhibition in Harrogate.

Ian Shepherdson said that people no longer needed to fear that the banking system would "fall apart completely" because government policy had "actually worked".

He went on to say that there was even a possibility of economic growth later on the year, but he warned that the high levels of public debt would hold back any substantial growth.

"Debt is a curse when asset prices are falling. That curse is well and truly upon us now. We have got to get rid of it; this is clearly unsustainable," Mr Shepherdson said.

Credit Action reported in June 2009 that total UK personal debt stood at £1,459 billion in April 2009. Total secured lending on properties at the end of April 2009 stood at £1,227 billion.
17 June 2009
 March
  Young people 'seeking more credit'
    A growing number of people are seeking to boost the amount of access they have to credit f...
  Government reveals new credit card rights
    The government has announced new rights for consumers who regularly make use of credit car...
  Stamp duty holiday hits mortgage approvals
    The number of mortgages approved in the UK has fallen dramatically since the end of the st...
  Personal loans 'useful for debt consolidation'
    Consumers considering debt consolidation should think about taking out a personal loan, ac...
  Remortgage market 'begins revival'
    The UK's remortgaging market is experiencing a revival at present, according to an expert....
  New financial guide launched for consumers
    A new guide designed to help consumers boost their knowledge of a range of financial produ...
  Consumers urged to learn about Money Matters
    Brits should seek to improve their knowledge of financial products such as personal loans ...
  Saving figures 'reach new high'
    The number of people in the UK choosing to put money away in savings accounts has reached ...
  Brits 'not seeking better savings deals'
    The majority of consumers in the UK are failing to search for improved current account dea...
  Personal loan rates 'have risen significantly'
    Rates featured on personal loan products have risen dramatically in the past two years, ac...
  Tracker mortgages 'the right choice for many borrowers'
    Many borrowers would benefit from taking up a tracker mortgage at the moment, according to...
  Finance 'remains key to first-time buyers'
    The issue of finance remains a vital area of debate for first-time buyers at present, acco...
  Personal loan repayments 'key to seeking a mortgage'
    Consumers should pay off personal loans as quick as possible if they want to increase thei...
  Consumers 'need better understanding of financial products'
    People across the UK need to take more notice of the deals they agree over financial produ...
  House prices 'fall in February'
    The price of property in the UK fell by 1.5 per cent during February, according to new res...
  Personal loan market 'has transformed'
    The UK market for personal loans has changed "beyond all recognition" in the pas...
  Personal loan borrowers 'should consider lending more'
    Consumers that are seeking personal loan deals should consider taking out a larger amount ...
  Over 3m borrowers 'unaware of mortgage rate'
    More than three million mortgage borrowers in the UK do not know the rate on their loan de...
  Secured lending 'rose during January'
    Levels of secured lending in the UK rose during January, according to new Credit Action fi...
  Spring clean finances with personal loans
    A leading financial advice website has called on consumers to give their finances a spring...
  Mutual lending 'over £1bn in January'
    The value of loan approvals agreed in the mutual sector reached over £1 billion in Ja...
  Consumer lending 'rose during January'
    Total net lending to individuals in the UK rose by £2 billion in January, according t...
 February
 January
 before January