Guides and news on logbook loans.
Practical guides from the Logbook Money team on how logbook loans work, borrowing responsibly and managing your loan.
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How to avoid hidden fees on a logbook loan
The questions to ask before you sign a logbook loan, so you know the total you will repay and spot fees for set-up, missed payments or settling early.
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Five unexpected costs people borrow against their car to cover
Boilers, car repairs, storm damage, urgent bills and income gaps: five costs people borrow against their car for, and what to check first.
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How logbook loans have changed over the years
From Victorian Bills of Sale to FCA regulation and online applications, a short timeline of how logbook loans have changed and what it means for you.
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How to pay for home improvements
Plan a realistic budget for your home improvements, get the right quotes and weigh up savings, loans, remortgaging, 0% cards and logbook loans.
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Logbook loan FAQs: your questions answered
Short, straight answers to the questions people ask us most about logbook loans, from how much you can borrow to settling early and Scotland.
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Is it cheaper to own your car outright?
Owning your car outright, PCP, HP or leasing: how to compare the total cost, what depreciation means for you and the freedom that ownership brings.
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Logbook loan myths: what is true and what is not
Do you lose your car? Is it a payday loan? We set common logbook loan myths against the facts, from bad credit to the Bill of Sale.
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How to build your credit history
Six practical steps to build a stronger credit history, from joining the electoral roll and paying on time to checking your report for mistakes.
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Money-saving apps: which tools can help you save
A plain guide to the apps and tools that help you save, from cashback and round-ups to price alerts and bill reminders, plus how to use them safely.
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How to save money on your weekly food shop
A simple five-step routine to cut the cost of your weekly food shop, from meal planning and lists to yellow stickers and cheaper delivery slots.
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Cheap food swaps that save money without losing flavour
Simple ingredient swaps that bring your food costs down: own brands, frozen veg, cheaper cuts of meat, store-cupboard staples and less waste.
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How to get a better mobile phone deal
A practical checklist for paying less for your mobile, from checking your data use to switching networks, haggling and buying refurbished.
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