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One of the main benefits of an unsecured loan, particularly for younger people, is that it is not essential for the applicant to own their own home. Of course, homeowners may still apply for an unsecured loan and their circumstances are in no way affected by home-ownership. However, the amounts offered vary, and some lenders are wary when they cannot establish a borrower's home as collateral. The main concern of a lender when deciding whether to approve a loan is the establishment of a guarantee that repayments will be prompt and carried out in full. The lender will not simply hand out money without sufficient guarantee of its return, and so security is a high priority.

Many lenders like to have a home as a backup plan if repayments are not forthcoming. Generally, in secured loans where a house is used as security, the applicant consents to giving the lender repossession rights if repayments are not forthcoming. Unsecured loans do not do this however.

If the lending market chose to alienate all those who do not have ownership of their home, they would be missing out on a large potential market, hence the unsecured loans and alternatives for collateral. Students, graduates and many other types of people may seek loans without owning their own home, and may be fully able to repay such a loan. We cordially invite our clients to phone us and speak to an advisor with no obligation, so that we can help you choose the right loans for you.