We are here to help with all your enquiries regarding your loan application or any other query you may have. Our customer services team are available:
In writing to
ADV FINANCE LTD trading as MrLoans
Bank Chambers, St. Petersgate, Stockport, SK1 1AR, United Kingdom.
By email: customerservice@advfinance.uk
An unsecured loan is a personal loan that is not directly connected to your assets. The issuing of the loan is completely based on the borrower's credit profile and economic circumstances. Unsecured loans are typically offered with term lengths between one and seven years, and with borrowing levels up to £25,000. However, some lenders set the maximum borrowing level at significantly less.
Unsecured short term loans allow consumers to borrow money for a brief time. They can be expensive and they won't be suitable for everyone. But for people who need to borrow money for a short period of time and are confident that they have the means for repayment, short term loans can be an option.
A guarantor loan involves a third party - such as a parent, legal guardian or employer - agreeing to meet the monthly repayments or pay off the loan completely in the event that the borrower defaults. The guarantor will be legally bound to comply with the terms and conditions agreed to and can be subject to court action and debt recovery measures if they fail to do so.
We never charge any fees for the lifetimeyou for the use of our UNIQUE PLATFORM service and therefore we do not need any card details.
We recommend set repayments correspond to a pay dates help to manage your money and always make sure you are able to make repayments on your loan in full and on time.
The success of a loan application will be dependent on your credit profile, previous and current financial situation, demographic profile and sometimes your relationship with the lender.
Your secure online account area allows you to manage your account 24/7 meaning you can apply when you are ready. Simply complete our secured form.
MrLoans has a large panel of payday and other lenders to consider your application. You will receive a decision from one of our panel lenders within minutes of your application being submitted. MrLoans is not a lender but is a licensed credit broker, which introduces borrowers and lenders for the purposes of entering into unsecured loan agreements. We have a wide range of lenders across the UK available to look at your application. If your loan is approved by one of these lenders, funds may be transferred to your bank account on the same day.
The implications of non-payment of your loan could include adverse details being included within your credit report. This could adversely affect future attempts at securing credit or finance, in addition to further charges potentially being added by the lender. Where you miss a payment entirely, you will often incur a charge/fee that will be added on to the total amount that you owe. Upon a missed payment, lenders will often try to contact you by telephone or letter in order to recover the funds and they may be able to arrange a new re-payment date with you. If you are struggling, or think there is a possibility that you will not be able to meet repayments, We strongly recommend that you contact the lender in the first instance.
- Don't borrow money if you know you will struggle to pay it back
- Don't ignore the situation, contact your lender as your first port of call
Please be aware that if do not repay your loan at the agreed date between yourself and your lender, this will result in your lender reporting your case to the Credit Reference Agencies; which may have a negative effect on your credit score. This may negatively impact your ability to obtain credit in the future for services such as car finance, mobile phone contracts or satellite TV subscriptions. If you default, you may be charged a collection fee (which varies from one lender to another), plus interest on the balance outstanding at the interest rate payable under the agreement. You must pay your lender any reasonable expenses and costs that may be incurred in taking steps to enforce (for example, via County Court Judgments), or attempt to enforce, the lenders rights against you under your agreement.