Logbook loans in Nottingham, from Beeston to Arnold.
Apply online from anywhere in Nottingham or its suburbs, borrow against your car, van or motorbike, and keep it on the road.
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Driving in Nottingham
A compact city with spread-out suburbs.
Nottingham's city boundary is tightly drawn, so many people live just outside it, in West Bridgford, Beeston, Arnold or Carlton, and drive in along the ring road or the A52. For shift workers, and anyone heading out to the M1, a vehicle is often essential.
Borrowing against a vehicle you own means the loan is secured on something you already have, and you keep using it while you repay.
How it works in Nottingham
The vehicles we lend on.
We lend on cars, vans and motorbikes. Cars under 15 years old are more likely to be accepted, and the vehicle must be yours, free of outstanding finance, in good mechanical and cosmetic order, with valid tax, MOT and insurance.
Start with your registration and approximate mileage, and your quote shows how much you could borrow before you commit.
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 Nottingham 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 in Derby and Leicester too?
Yes. We lend across the East Midlands and the rest of the UK. You apply online and a signing agent visits you to witness the Bill of Sale.
Can I borrow against a car that is more than 15 years old?
Cars under 15 years old are more likely to be accepted. Older vehicles must still be in good mechanical and cosmetic order, with valid tax, MOT and insurance, so start your quote and we will tell you whether yours qualifies.
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 East Midlands:
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