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Established high street banks and challenger banks alike have been awarded the Moneyfacts 2021 Five and Four Star Ratings in the personal loan sector today.
A full list of providers that have been given the coveted Moneyfacts 2021 Five and Four Star Ratings can be found on our personal loan star rating page.
When deciding who to award the Star Ratings to, a team at Moneyfacts review thousands of products across 16 categories in which extensive analysis of more than 2,000 data fields is done to make the final choice.
Commenting on today’s personal loan Star Rating announcement, Samantha Owens, star ratings and personal finance analytics manager at Moneyfacts, said: “In the current climate, finding a great rate on a loan is essential, but ensuring it has the flexibility needed should circumstances change will also be an important feature for many consumers.
“The Moneyfacts Annual Star Ratings for unsecured personal loans look further than the headline rates, highlighting what else the loan has to offer. The highest ratings will be awarded to those with the most features, from the application process through to paying off the loan, while also looking at the features and charges applicable during the term of the loan, allowing individuals to filter down for their own needs.”
When considering the unsecured personal loan products, the features that were reviewed included:
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The Financial Conduct Authority is set to extend Consumer Duty rules to closed products and services from the end of this month, but savers shouldn’t be complacent.
The FCA is set to extend Consumer Duty rules to closed products and services from the end of this month, but savers shouldn’t be complacent.
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With the UK General Election taking place later this week (Thursday 4 July), we examine how some of the main parties’ policies could affect your personal finances if they were to form the next Government.
Find out what the Conservative and Labour Parties have planned for your taxes, savings and pensions.
The Financial Conduct Authority is set to extend Consumer Duty rules to closed products and services from the end of this month, but savers shouldn’t be complacent.
The FCA is set to extend Consumer Duty rules to closed products and services from the end of this month, but savers shouldn’t be complacent.
Are the new rules enough to attract high quality companies to the UK?
Are the new rules enough to attract high quality companies to the UK?
With the UK General Election taking place later this week (Thursday 4 July), we examine how some of the main parties’ policies could affect your personal finances if they were to form the next Government.
Find out what the Conservative and Labour Parties have planned for your taxes, savings and pensions.
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