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low interest loan?

alienhead · 2004-09-14 15:01:15

hi, was fllicking through english paper the other day and saw a personal loan for 5.5% does anyone know anywhere here i can get a low interest loan? BOI charged me around 9% for my last loan!

14-09-2004 3:01pm

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alienhead

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hi, was fllicking through english paper the other day and saw a personal loan for 5.5%

does anyone know anywhere here i can get a low interest loan?

BOI charged me around 9% for my last loan!

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#2 14-09-2004 3:05pm

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Ha. We never have loans that cheap in Ireland. We're being ripped off.

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#3 14-09-2004 8:15pm

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credit unions, the banks are all around 10%, One direct do a loan but the rates go from 7.75 to 19.9

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#4 18-09-2004 11:44pm

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Nuttzz wrote:

credit unions, the banks are all around 10%,

Credit unions are not ALWAYS cheaper, especially when they require you to keep some savings on deposit during the lifetime of the loan. Check out the IFSRA survey on loan costs. The only way you are going to get loan rates around 5% is by securing it on a property (i.e. a mortgage)

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