LOANS

Welcome to our Loans area. We compare different types of loan so that you can work out which is best for your financial circumstances. Before you apply for a loan make sure that you read the terms and conditions thoroughly to ensure that you fully understand exactly what you are getting into. Work out exactly how much interest you will have to pay on the loan and make sure it is affordable.

        

Compare Loan Products

What type of loan are you looking for? You can find a variety of borrowing options on Which Way To Pay Ireland, whether you need a small loan to tide you over or a larger amount for a wedding or holiday. If you are struggling with debts, you may be on the lookout for a solution. Debt consolidation loans offer just one straightforward way of gathering up your debts into a more manageable regular payment, leaving you with more time to concentrate on what matters most. View our loan comparison pages by clicking on the links below.

Payday Loans

Payday loans are fast cash loans that are designed to tide you over until your next pay day. You can usually borrow between around €100 and €1,000 and getting the loan is usually easy, even if you have a bad credit rating. Many payday loan providers accept most applications so if you have arrears, existing credit card debts, court judgments or are facing home repossession you could still be eligible for a payday loan.

In Ireland, payday loans are not as widely available as in the UK. However, there are providers available for Irish customers, so take a look in our Payday Loans comparison area. Note that most payday loans carry an interest rate which reflects a higher risk level – the lender may charge higher rates to balance the lower credit rating of the customer.

Bad Credit Loans

If you have a less than perfect credit history it can be extremely difficult to find a loan. However, contrary to popular belief loans for people with bad credit are available. Most bad credit loans are secured loans which means that you must supply an asset as collateral for the security of a loan. However, there are also unsecured loans which are available but the interest on these loans can be quite high.

If you are applying for a bad credit loan make sure that you shop around. Different companies will offer different rates of interest which can make the loans more or less expensive. Always read the terms and conditions of bad credit loans thoroughly. Bad Credit loans are serious financial products and should be treated as such.

Consolidation Loans

Take the first steps to freeing yourself from debt with a debt consolidation loan. If you are having trouble managing your finances, you are certainly not alone. There are thousands of people in Ireland who are in just the same situation as you. With an expert debt consultant you can figure out the best way to cope with and repay your debts.

Take the first steps to freeing yourself from debt with a debt consolidation loan. If you are having trouble managing your finances, you are certainly not alone. There are thousands of people in Ireland who are in just the same situation as you. With an expert debt consultant you can figure out the best way to cope with and repay your debts.

Whether you have mortgage arrears, credit card debts, personal loan or overdraft debts or are at risk of losing your home, a debt consolidation loan may be a suitable option for you. With the loan, you will be left dealing with one monthly payment rather than struggling to juggle multiple obligations at once.

You will find a variety of debt consolidation loans on Which Way To Pay Ireland, so that you can compare and weigh up which one could suit your situation and provide a possible solution.

Personal Loans

Whether you need a bit of extra cash for a holiday, a wedding or home improvements, a personal loan is probably the simplest option for you. You can get personal loans from most banks in Ireland and the offers vary greatly – so take your time and compare the options!

Personal loans are sometimes known as 'unsecured loans'. That means the debt is not secured to any of your assets (such as a house or car).

Most personal loans in Ireland range from €300 to €125,000 but the amount varies according to which lender you use. The terms on the loan might vary too – you may be able to defer your first payments or tailor your repayments according to your individual needs, from weekly to monthly.

As with any type of loan, a personal loan will carry an interest rate, set by the bank according to the current base interest rate and your personal circumstances. If you are a higher risk to the lender (perhaps due to a low credit score) then the interest rate you pay could be higher than for someone whose credit score is high. Compare the best personal loan offers on Which Way To Pay Ireland.

        

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