Jessica Rodz is the Senior Content Writer at Cashfacts. She has a long career in the field of content writing and editing. Jessica has the expertise in the UK lending marketplace where she has worked with 7 different lending organisations and acquired many responsibilities from preparing loan deals and writing blogs for their websites.
At Cashfacts, Jessica is managing a team of experienced loan experts and doing a major contribution in guiding the loan seekers via well-researched blogs. She has done graduation in Business (Finance) and now currently doing research papers on the UK financial sector.
Kitchen renovation, basement conversion, bathroom renovation, roof improvement, home extension, door and window replacement, electrical upgrades, insulation, garden improvements, security improvements, landscaping, and whatnot. Home improvements, in both the short and long term, can put extra pressure on your budget. Obviously, it is not wise to put that financial burden completely on your limited income …
Yes, you can check eligibility for a loan without hurting your credit score. This is possible when soft credit checks are performed. Understanding credit checks When you apply for a loan, responsible lenders are obligated to perform affordability checks. They run either soft inquiries or hard inquiries. Soft inquiries are made to give you a quote, so you …
Your car finance application was most likely rejected because of a low credit score, missed payments sitting on your file, income the lender could not properly verify, or a small mistake on the form itself. That is really it in most cases. One weak spot is enough, and UK lenders decline far more applications than …
Usually, it is considered that for any loan, you need a specific credit score status. In fact, it is assumed that only those with a good credit score can apply and access funds. This affects the financial confidence of many borrowers. If you are thinking the same, the reality is not so strict. You can …
Nobody plans for it. The boiler dies mid-shower. The car flops its MOT. A bill you’d clean forgotten about lands three days before payday. And there you sit, needing the money now. Not next week. Now. Good news? Speed like that is bog standard these days. Heaps of UK lenders run online setups that read …
Yes, you may get a loan as an unemployed person in the UK. But it is harder, more expensive, and is limited to only specialised lenders who accept non-employment income (benefits, grants, pension, etc.). One must prove that they can repay the loan without falling into financial trouble. Otherwise, they may not qualify. Can an …