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When considering a loan, one of the most crucial factors to understand is the Annual Percentage Rate (APR). This rate represents the total cost of borrowing money for a year, including interest and any additional fees or charges. APR is a valuable me...
How long does it take to improve a credit score?
Managing and improving your credit score is a worthwhile task. A great score – or one that you’re making solid progress on improving – can help to open up your financial options. That can afford you a...
Tips To Keep Your Finances On Track In 2022
Many people across the UK started 2022 resolving to improve their finances. Now that we are a few months into the year, it is not uncommon for some people to be struggling.
Here are some easily digested ti...
Welcome to another article from the team here at Everyday Loans! Today we’re going to look into the different things that can negatively affect your credit score.
There’s a lot to cover here and it’s important information. Our goal is to help you un...
We’re absolutely delighted to have been shortlisted in Moneyfacts Consumer Awards 2022.
Rubbing shoulders with industry colleagues from other leading financial services and utility providers, Everyday Loans has been nominated in the Non-mainstream Lo...
Borrowing on the rise: What’s happening and how to handle it
A turbulent job market, financial challenges and covid are all testing people's ability to handle their money. This has led to a sharp increase in consumer credit card debt. Many more peopl...
Are you looking to improve your financial stability this year? Every January, millions of people across the country commit to improving their finances, hoping to achieve a greater level of stability and oversight of their money.
Today we’re covering...
Managing money: Helping people with financial education
You likely see it on the news every day: we’re in challenging times. With our economy responding to the last few years as best it can, people in the United Kingdom are experiencing numerous type...