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Direct Line Loans

Direct Line loans offer a low online rate of just 6.0% typical APR. There is no arrangement fee and you can borrow from £2,000 up to £25,00 over 2 to 7 years. The rate you will receive is calculated to reflect your personal circumstances and loan amount.

Your required loan can be with or without payment protection insurance to cover repayments if you can't work due to illness or unemployment.

The web site has a loan calculator to work out how much you want to borrow and an application can be completed in 10 minutes.

It's easy to find out how affordable a loan from Direct Line could be - so easy, in fact, that Direct Line have been voted the Best Personal Loans website by PR3 MAPA, for the second year running!

Typical APR	Min Amount	Max Amount	Min Repayment Term	Max Repayment Term	Loan Type
6.0%	£2,000	£25,000	2 years	7 years	Unsecured

Direct Line Loans

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