Jessica Rodz

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.

How to Improve Your Chances of Getting a Bad Credit Loan in the UK?

Borrowing with less-than-perfect credit scores is complicated, but possible. The evolution of alternative lenders has made this possible. When poor credit signals high risk to traditional lenders, online loan providers just shift their focus. They consider credit history, as something that unveils what happened in the past. For this reason, they look for more practical …

Student Loan Changes in the UK: Latest 2026 Update

The UK government has introduced certain changes to the student loan in 2026. These changes will affect the existing and the students who want to take a loan in the future. To talk about the most important change, the UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has decided to freeze Plan 2 student loans at £29,385 until April …

What Is the Difference Between a Soft and Hard Credit Check? 

When you apply for a loan, lenders will run an affordability check. A credit score perusal is part of it. When they check your credit report, they leave search footprints – which could be either soft or hard – that get recorded on your credit report, maintained by credit reference agencies. Both types of inquiries are different, …

How Can I Get the Best Car Finance Rates in 2026?  

Most individuals don’t pay the full price of the car up front. They instead explore car finance rates to spread the cost of owning a car into easy instalments.  However, not all finance deals are the same. The major difference between a good and a bad car finance can add up to thousands. The good …

How Soft Credit Checks Work and Why They Matter

Hannah needed £600. Her car had packed in, and the new job — the one she’d waited months for — started on Monday. No car, no way of getting across Sheffield to the depot. That simple. She’d borrowed once before. Got accepted, all fine, but her credit score had slipped a little afterwards, and it …

What Can a £7,000–£8,000 Loan Be Used for in the UK?

A loan of £7,000 or £8,000 is a sufficient amount of money for many short to mid-term needs. Even some long-term needs can be fulfilled using these loans. When you are clear about the purpose, it is easier to qualify for a loan. Know your purpose even if the lenders don’t ask However, lenders may …