UK personal loans are unsecured credit typically offered at fixed rates over 1-7 years. The representative APR must be offered to at least 51% of successful applicants. Rates are lowest for amounts between £7,500 and £25,000. Eligibility depends on credit score, income and existing debt. All personal loan providers must be FCA-authorised and comply with Consumer Credit Act 1974 and FCA Consumer Duty rules (FCA, 2026). |
Best UK personal loans: cheapest rates, calculator and eligibilityA plain-English guide to UK personal loans: how representative APR differs from the rate actually offered, what changes the eligibility decision, secured versus unsecured, debt consolidation maths, and the FCA rules that sit behind every regulated loan in the UK. 
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