mamatwiny:
Please I need urgent assistance.
I need an urgent loan of 2k pounds. Please where can I borrow?

Note I am a student and I do part time job but the person that helped me with money to complete my school fees needs his money back by month end. My agency is having issue and i am trying to sign on to other agencies.

Bukad:
Oga Lexusgs430 I need 4300 pounds too to clear fees in school. Niaja form A is taking forever. Thanks

Lexusgs430:



www.lendable.co.uk

dustydee:

Ah! From frying pan to fire. Mamatwiny abeg don't use this o. Try moneysaving expert or experian to see if you are eligible for any loan and then apply.

Lexusgs430:



They have good rates ........ Or you're seeking 0% Apr .........

mamatwiny:


Thank you. I don't mind the rate as long as it is available

mamatwiny:


Thank you. I don't mind the rate as long as it is available

Lexusgs430:



Dustydee....... A bird in the hand, is better than 20 in the forest..........

dustydee:

The days of wonga
My hand no dey.

Lexusgs430:


Lendable is not a shark loan provider, they can be equated to high street banks ..........

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/lendable.co.uk

4.9 reviews out of 5 .........

dustydee:

ok, the interest I saw on the site was around 25% which far more than I can get from most lenders.

Lexusgs430:


Your credit history, determines your rates...... Rates starts from 3%.......

Lexusgs430:


How much £'s .........

kode12:


25% na Italian mafia loan be that oh

Bsharp:

£1600

Lexusgs430:


Your credit history, determines your rates...... Rates starts from 3%.......

dustydee:

I got a fewvoffers of 2.8% last month. Notably M&S bank.

Lexusgs430:


Interest rates gone up yesterday, so that 2.8%, would now be over 3%.........

Grace321:
One bedroom in a shared accommodation available in Liverpool. Kindly DM

dustydee:

Oh yes, I forgot. Thanks for the reminder. No more cheap money.

specialenvoy:
Did you use a direct airline like BA or Virgin or airlines like Turkey, Qatar etc?

Ticha:
Oh and always set some money aside for a rainy fund. You own a house and all the responsibility is yours. Boiler breaks down? You need funds for that. Fence blows over in the storm? You pay. Toilet blocks? You pay. Basically learn to do minor house repairs on your. Painting, tiling, cleaning gutters, hanging and removing wall papers etc are all skills I have learnt from owning our own home.

Solicitor fees is usually between £300 and £600 ish

Most brokers are free to you - they get commission from the bank.

Stamp duty is payable on properties above £125k so budget for that as well - https://www.gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax/residential-property-rates.

If you buy a flat or apartment, you will also pay a service charge and/or lease charge plus ground rent. For any apartments, your solicitor should check how much the sinking fund is, when major repairs were last undertaken (imagine moving in and being stung for a roof replacement!) etc. Check the length of the lease. If shorter than 110 years, abandon ship!

I'll add more as I remember.

Tawak:



What about this relief? https://www.gov.uk/stamp-duty-land-tax

claremont:


We are all here as ''economic migrants'', it's only sheer luck that make us different from refugees.

Be that as it may, I'm happy today that the ECHR has intervened at the expense of the UK courts who supported this abhorrent policy. No one is going to be deported to Rwanda.

I'm an Atheist, but I specifically welcome the intervention of the Church of England in this matter. If the Queen who is the Head of the Church of England and Prince Charles finds that this policy is ''appalling'' and abhorrent, who are you?