Mini Money searches a panel of lenders to match you with a loan option that fits your circumstances. Free to use, with no impact on your credit score to check.
Rates from 48.1% APR to 1721% APR. The minimum Loan Term is 3 months. The maximum Loan Term is 36 months.
Representative Example: £1,000 borrowed for 18 months. Repayment of £89.22. The total amount repayable is £1,605.96. Interest amounts to £605.96, an annual interest rate of 59.97% (fixed). Representative APR: 79.5% (variable)
Three quick steps between you and a loan option that actually fits your situation.
Set your loan amount and give us a few details. It takes less than two minutes and won't affect your credit score.
We match your details against a panel of regulated lenders to find options that suit your circumstances.
See your matched offer, check the full terms, and decide, with no pressure and no obligation to proceed.
Mini Money is a credit broker, not a lender. We don't make lending decisions ourselves. Instead, we connect you with our panel of regulated lending partners so you can compare and choose an option that works for you.
Our service is free to use and quoting doesn't affect your credit file. We're committed to responsible lending and will always signpost free debt help if you need it.
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