Together reduces secured loan rates

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Together has cuts its rates on secured loan products by up to one percentage point.

The new reduced rates are effective immediately and available on the following products:

  • Prime cases: Now from 6.85% for secured loans and business loans.
  • Light cases:  Now from 7.87% for secured loans and business loans.

Gary Bailey (pictured), Together’s sales director, said: “These are exciting times at Together and, as always, our appetite to lend is strong. As a leading specialist lender in a competitive market, we’re consistently reviewing and improving our rates and services.

“Our common sense approach to lending means we can deliver fast and flexible finance solutions, via our broker partners, to markets that are underserved by mainstream lenders, and we constantly strive to enhance our value proposition.”

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