Logbook loans in Newcastle, and on both banks of the Tyne.
Whether you are in Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside or South Tyneside, you can apply online and keep driving your vehicle while you repay.
A UK direct lender you can rely on
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Established 200915+ years lending
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Thousands of driversTrusted us with their car
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Driving on Tyneside
Where the A1 and A19 keep the region moving.
The A1 Western Bypass and the A19 through the Tyne Tunnel carry a lot of people to work every day, and across the wider North East the distances between towns make a car or van hard to do without.
If you own your vehicle and it is free of finance, you could borrow £1,000 to £50,000 against it, keep the keys and carry on driving.
How it works in Newcastle
Quick, without cutting corners.
The whole process is usually complete within 24 working hours, but speed never comes before affordability. We look at 60 days of your bank statements, shared through Open Banking, and only lend when the repayments are affordable for you.
If your circumstances change while you are repaying, talk to us as early as you can. We will work with you to find a good outcome, such as a payment arrangement or a reduced repayment plan.
If you fall behind
Talk to us as early as you can. We will work with you to find a good outcome, such as a payment arrangement or a reduced repayment plan. Repossession is only ever a last resort.
Your car may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a loan secured against it.
Questions from Newcastle drivers
How quickly could I get the money?
Apply online at any time: an underwriter usually calls within 2 working hours, and the whole process is usually complete within 24 working hours.
Will checking my quote affect my credit score?
No. Getting your quote uses a soft credit search with TransUnion, which does not affect your credit score.
Do you lend across the North East?
Yes. We lend across Tyneside, the wider North East and the rest of the UK. Everything happens online and by phone, with a signing agent visit to witness the Bill of Sale.
What happens if I cannot keep up my repayments?
Talk to us as early as you can, as soon as your circumstances change. We will work with you to find a good outcome, such as a payment arrangement or a reduced repayment plan. Your vehicle may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a loan secured against it.
Borrowing responsibly. We only lend when the repayments are affordable for you. Our service is not advised, so if you are worried about money you can get free, impartial help from MoneyHelper, StepChange or Citizens Advice.
Across the UK
We lend wherever you live.
Everything happens online and by phone, so you can apply from anywhere in the UK. Find out more about borrowing elsewhere in the North East:
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