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Compare the UKs best secured loan deals in minutes and see how low the monthly repayments could be

See how much you could borrow and tailor your perfect secured loan option without affecting your credit score.

  • Find your best secured loan deal
  • Save loan quote – return any time
  • Quote won't affect credit score
  • Easily complete whole process online
  • Compare lowest rates & repayments
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See your best Secured Loan options online in minutes…

With DirectQuote, our industry leading, secure online process makes it easy for you to tailor and compare the latest secured loan deals available to you from all the leading UK lenders.

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Unsure which secured loan option is right for you?

If you're unsure which secured loan option is right for you – call today to speak with one of our loan experts or talk with us via our live advisor help chat.

To speak to a secured loan advisor call 0800 029 1671

Types of secured loan

Debt Consolidation Loans

Debt Consolidation Loans

Bad Credit Secured Loans

Bad Credit Secured Loans

Home Improvement Loans

Home Improvement Loans

What can you use a Secured Loan for?

Home improvements

Extensions, renovations, new kitchens, and property upgrades

Debt consolidation

Combine multiple debts into one manageable monthly payment

Business investment

Fund business expansion, equipment, or working capital

Major purchases

Cars, boats, caravans, or other significant expenditures

Education costs

University fees, training courses, or professional development

Investment opportunities

Property purchases, portfolio investments, or ventures

How much could you save by consolidating expensive credit with a secured loan?

With the average credit card interest rate at around 24.39%, it's easy to see how consolidating with a low rate secured loan could reduce many customers credit repayments by £100s each month.

Many customers reduce their monthly repayments by over £500 each month…

See how much better off you could be

How do Secured Loans work?

1

Use your property as security

Your home or other property acts as collateral for the loan.

2

Apply for the amount you need

Borrow from £10,000 up to £2.5 million based on property equity.

3

Undergo property valuation

Lender assesses your property value to determine loan amount.

4

Complete affordability checks

Income and expenditure review to ensure repayment capability.

5

Receive funds

Once approved, funds are released typically within 4-6 weeks.

Should you choose a Secured Loan?

Secured loans are ideal if:

  • You need to borrow a large amount (£25,000+)
  • You want longer repayment terms to reduce monthly payments
  • You have less-than-perfect credit but own property
  • You want lower interest rates than unsecured alternatives

Consider alternatives if:

  • You only need a small amount (under £15,000)
  • You don't want to put your property at risk
  • You can get competitive unsecured rates
  • You might want to move house soon

Secured vs Unsecured Loans Comparison

Secured LoansUnsecured Loans
Borrowing amounts£10,000-£2.5m£1,000-£50,000
Interest ratesLower (3.9%-15%)Higher (5%-35%+)
Loan terms3-30 years1-7 years
Credit requirementsMore flexibleStricter requirements
Security requiredProperty neededNo security required
Risk to propertyLoan secured against propertyNo property risk

Tools & Support

Loan calculator

Estimate monthly payments and total costs

Loan calculator

Affordability checker

See how much you could realistically borrow.

Affordability checker

Rate comparison tool

Compare deals from multiple lenders.

Rate comparison tool

Secured loan product information

  • Borrow from £10,000 to £2.5 million (subject to equity)
  • Loan term over 3 to 30 years
  • Interest rates from 3.9% to 15% APR
  • LTV up to 85% of property value
  • Early repayment usually allowed with potential charges

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