The Direct Line loan is available here through creditmarket. We have provided a little information about the Direct Line loan below or if you click on the link above and visit Direct Line you will be able to find out much more about the loan from Direct Line themselves.

Using this web site is completely free and will have no effect on any loan you take out.

The Direct Line loan is currently set at one of the most competitive loan rates availble online.

Direct line are a well established, reputable organisation offering competetive loan rates and excellent customer service.

All Direct Line Personal Loans are provided by Direct Line Financial Services Limited, 250 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5SH.

Loans from £2000 to £25,000 over 2 to 7 years (depending on your loan amount)

Personal Loans

Over 22s only
Available in Scotland, England and Wales
Not available for business or investment purposes
Repayments must be made by Direct Debit
Loans for holidays are repayable over not more than 24 months
Rates reflect circumstances and loan amount.

7 steps to your Direct Line Loan

1. Use our calculator to work out how much you want to borrow
(the calculator provides loan examples).
2. Apply online, which takes about 30 minutes
3. We will email you to confirm we have received your details
4. We aim to have a decision on your application within 24 hours.
5. If your decision is successful we will issue your agreement for
signature the next day
6. Once received, please read, sign and return this document to us
7. Once the agreement has been returned and our final checks have been
completed, funds will be transferred into your chosen bank or building
society account. This will take either 1 working day, if you choose the
Express Next Working Day Transfer option, or 4 working days if you
choose the alternative option.

Calculations are approximate and should only be considered a rough guide. Your actual repayment amount will be set by the lender. Your rate depends on your personal circumstances.

Enter only numeric values (no commas), using decimal points where needed.
Non-numeric values will cause errors.

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