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Home renovation costs

Find out how to fund a home renovation and what you can expect to pay for your project with our guide to home improvement costs.

Borrowing with a guarantor

Could borrowing with a guarantor improve your chances of approval? Find out more about borrowing with a guarantor and how it affects your application and borrowing.

Selling a financed car

If there’s been a change in your situation, you might struggle with your car repayments. Find out more about how you can resolve this.

Borrowing more with an existing loan

With our Know How guide, learn how you could borrow extra money on an existing loan if you need more cash than anticipated.

The best ways to finance a new car

Whether you’re looking at buying brand new or just want a second hand run-around, buying a car is a big decision. It’s important to understand what your options are, so you can find the best deal to suit you.

Offset mortgages guide

Offset mortgages link with your savings to help reduce how much you owe. Find out how you could make your savings work harder for you.

The costs of starting a business

Looking to launch your own business? This can be a fun and exciting time, so find out how you can fund your next business venture with our guide to start-up costs.

Negative equity and remortgaging

Negative equity can be a stressful situation for homeowners. Find out more if you’re thinking of remortgaging but worry about the impact of negative equity.

Borrowing more on your mortgage

Remortgaging your property to borrow more money can be a way of financing large payments, such as home improvements. This is called additional mortgage borrowing.

What you need to know before remortgaging

Property values, the market and people's personal circumstances change. In certain conditions, it may make sense to switch your mortgage, or your mortgage provider.

What you need to know about releasing equity in your home

A popular choice amongst older homeowners needing help with funding their retirement, equity release products offer a way of getting access to money by sacrificing some of the stake held in your home.

Secured loans vs unsecured loans

There are two main types of loan – secured and unsecured. Get to know the differences between both, and what it means for your loan agreement.

How to fund your home improvements

Research shows that home modification is a worthwhile way to raise the asking price of your home without breaking the bank.

Can I borrow money if I'm retired?

If you need to borrow money and are retired, there are options available. Find out more about the different types of loans for retired homeowners and your eligibility.

Does moving house affect my secured loan?

Moving house may affect the terms of any secured loan that you have against your home. Find out everything you need to know about moving to a new house and paying off your secured loan.

How does inflation affect interest rates?

When you are searching for a loan, the interest rates offered shape your total cost of borrowing. Discover how inflation affects these interest rates and what the Bank of England base rate means to you.

How does a business loan work?

Planning your professional next step may require a funding plan. Find out more about business loans, and how they work.

Can I buy a car with a loan?

Thinking of buying a car but unsure whether you can get a loan for the purchase? Find out more about the best option before you buy.

How much could you borrow?

Find out what financial factors could be affecting the amount of money you’re able to borrow when applying for a loan.

Am I eligible for a loan - Loan eligibility explained

How do you know if you’re eligible for a loan? Find out more about how to judge and improve your chances for a loan before you apply.

Do payday loans affect my credit history?

Find out more about payday loans and how they may impact your credit history, along with tips on improving your credit score.

How do lenders decide to give you a loan

Lenders take a good look at your credit rating and history to decide whether you’re suitable for a loan. Find out what goes into their examinations and how you stand the best chance of getting a loan.

Loans vs Credit Cards

Loans and credit cards offer two different options for you to borrow money, but which is more suitable for your situation?

Best time to remortgage your home

Remortgaging your home can save you a lot of money. However, getting the timing right is important to prevent fees and charges.

Why 2017 should be the year you remortgage

With interest rates low, financial uncertainty ahead and savings to be had, there’s never been a better time to re-mortgage

Debt: Lets talk about it

Debt can be difficult to talk about, but don’t struggle in silence. Our Let’s Talk About It report shows how our money worries can affect our lives.

Commercial mortgages: a primer

Securing a commercial mortgage may be the business move you’re planning next, but is it the right move, right now?

Thinking of Remortgaging your Home?

If your current mortgage deal is coming to an end, it may be time to start thinking about remortgaging your home. Here’s what you need to know when remortgaging.

5 reasons remortgaging might save money

Your mortgage is likely to be your most expensive financial commitment, using funds you could spend elsewhere. Find out more about the common reasons to remortgage and if it can save you money.

How will a mortgage interest rate rise affect me?

The Bank of England base rate has been at an all-time low of 0.1% for over a year, so a rise in interest rates is expected soon. Our guide reveals how you can prepare for a change in current mortgage interest rates.

Personal Finance Myths

In the world of personal finance, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. We debunk five personal finance myths to give you better clarity.

Mr & Mrs F

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Top 5 Value Adding Home Improvements

With house prices once again on the rise, and new properties becoming increasingly scarce, more people are choosing to enhance their current home. But which home improvements will add the most to your property value – and how can you finance them?