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Use our calculators to find out how much you could borrow and estimate monthly payments and interest over the term of your loan.

The exact rates and terms you are offered can vary based on your circumstances. For a personalised quote use our eligibility checker. 

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Our top 5 secured loans

We’ve hand selected our top 5 secured loan lenders. Please note, this is based on own opinions and does not constitute advice, recommendation or suitability of your financial circumstances.

Pepper Money

Our Rating
4.5/5
Maximum LTV

80%

Available amounts
£5,000 to £1million
Available terms
3 to 30 years
Rate options
Fixed, Variable
Money Saving Advisors Summary

Pepper Money offers secured loans up to a potential 95% loan-to-value, making it a potential option for those who need to maximise their borrowing against the value of their property.

Eligibility criteria

Minimum property value of £75,000

Available to self-employed, employed, contractor income applicants

Property must be in the UK and already have a first charge mortgage secured against it

The loan must be secured on your primary residential address

Norton Home Loans

Our Rating
4.5/5
Maximum LTV

80%

Available amounts
£3,000 to £250,000
Available terms
1 to 25 years
Rate options
Fixed, Variable
Money Saving Advisors Summary
Norton Home Loans offers loans up to 80% loan-to-value with a maximum loan of £250,000, which may be an option if you want to borrow a lower loan amount, especially if you have a property value below £75,000
Eligibility criteria

No minimum property value

Available to self-employed, employed, contractor income applicants

Property must be in the UK and already have a first charge mortgage secured against it

The loan must be secured on your primary residential address

Central Trust

Our Rating
4.5/5
Maximum LTV

90%

Available amounts

£10,000 to £250,000

Available terms

3 to 25 years

Rate options
Fixed, Variable
Money Saving Advisors Summary
Central Trust offers secured loans up to 90% loan-to-value with fast customer support, so may be a good option if you need the funds quickly.
Eligibility criteria

Minimum property value of £75,000

Available to self-employed, employed, contractor income applicants

Property must be in the UK and already have a first charge mortgage secured against it

The loan must be secured on your primary residential address

United Trust Bank

Our Rating

4.2/5

Maximum LTV

85%

Available amounts

£10,000 to £500,000

Available terms

3 to 30 years

Rate options
Fixed, Variable
Money Saving Advisors Summary
United Trust Bank offers secured loans up to 85% loan-to-value with a maximum loan of £500,000 making them an option for larger loan amounts with broader repayment terms up to 30 years which can help reduce monthly repayments.
Eligibility criteria

Minimum property value of £90,000

Available to self-employed, employed, contractor income applicants

Property must be in the UK and already have a first charge mortgage secured against it

The loan must be secured on your primary residential address

Together

Our Rating

4.0/5

Maximum LTV

85%

Available amounts

£10,000 to £500,000

Available terms

3 to 30 years

Rate options
Fixed, Variable
Money Saving Advisors Summary
Together offers secured loans up to 85% loan-to-value with broad repayment terms and a maximum loan value of £500,000 making them an option for homeowners with an existing first charge mortgage.
Eligibility criteria

No minimum property value

Available to self-employed, employed, contractor income applicants

Property must be in the UK and already have a first charge mortgage secured against it

The loan must be secured on your primary residential address

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