Can't prove income loans
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If you can't prove your income or have no accounts then we can still help you apply for that uk personal loan. We love to help, see how we can help you despite no proof of income.
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Please note the interest rate we can offer you may be different, depending on your personal circumstances and the credit assessment we carry out as part of your application. This loan calculator is for reference purposes only.
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Non status lending
We will not always require proof of income
Many high street banks and building societies have in place systems that are so inflexible that they cannot deal with such applications and will automatically reject them.
However if you have no proof of income this does NOT mean that we can't help find you the right lender who will accept no proof of income on a personal loan
We're prepared to be more flexible in how you provide proof of income and can help find you a competitive loan, quickly and conveniently.
Here's what we can accept as proof of income:
Agency payslips
Bank statements
Employer letter
Self-employed
Invoice
Tax assessment
VAT return
Self declaration
To apply simply apply online
UK Unsecured Personal Loans Specialists
Site Updates: Monday 5th June 2006
Site Last Updated: 02/06/2006
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IMPORTANT
The actual rate you will pay depends on a credit assessment of your personal circumstances. All figures quoted for Payment Protection include Insurance Premium Tax at the rate applicable on the date published. Any change will affect premiums payable.
