First National Secured Loans

First National Loans are not available direct.

First National products are available form brokers.

		First Applicant Title First Name(required) Surname(required) Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy)(required) Annual Income £ Employment Status Second Applicant (if applicable) Title First Name Surname Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Annual Income £ Contact Details Main Telephone(required) Mobile/Work number Email(valid email required) Property Details House Number/Name(required) Postcode(required) House value £ Outstanding mortgage £ Any other secured loans Loan Details Loan Amount £(required) Loan Term

First National Bank is one of the leading Finance companies in the U.K.

They have over 4000 employees and four million customers.

First National offer secured loans for almost any purpose including furniture, holidays, home improvements, cars, caravans and debt consolidation.

Loans are available up to £50,000, and repayments can be spread over periods up to 25 years.

Interest rates are competitive and a value for money payment protection option is available on all loans.

First National is a large well known company so it’s not surprising that their loan plans are proving very popular with Smart-Quotes customers.

You must be a homeowner to apply for this loan. Applicants must be aged between 19yrs and 70yrs and must be earning a minimum of £15,000 per year.

As fully licensed credit brokers, Creditmarket.co.uk can provide secured loans for any purpose with rates from 9.2% APR - Typical 11.9% APR (variable) and all circumstances considered.

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