Coventry Building Society Mortgages
Quick and Easy Personal Loans
The moment we receive your loan request, we start searching for the lowest rate and the highest chance of approval.
Specify the time you prefer to be contacted and our lending brokers will call you with a free no obligation loan offer.
Applying for a loan with UK Loan Services is simply the fastest way to get money out of your home and into your hands.
Up to 100% LTV loan plans
Pay nothing up to 5 months!*
Lowest APR from top UK lenders
Fixed rates up to 5 years available
Lower monthly repayments
Bad Credit? No Problem!
* optional or available on some of our loans
The Coventry Permanent Economic Building Society was established in 1884. In 1983, a merger with the Coventry Provident, resulted in the building society become known as Coventry Building Society.
Coventry Building Society offers a wide range of banking and financial services, including saving, mortgages, insurance and personal loans. Coventry’s typical rate on personal loan is 8.9%, and it is possible to use the loan for a number of purposes, such as purchase of a vehicle, or a vacation. Coventry Building Society does not charge arrangement, and early repayment fees. The amount of Coventry loans ranges from £1,000 to £15,000 and is set up at a fixed rate. The APR of the Coventry loan will vary depending on the amount. The option of payment protection is available, allowing the customers to insure against illness or unemployment.
Coventry loans are available to UK residents who are between the ages of 21 and 65. The loan must be paid off before the applicant reaches its 75 th birthday. Applicants must have regular income. In addition Coventry requires that applicants must never have been declared bankrupt, have had a CCJ, defaulted on a credit agreement or been declined for credit in the last 6 months.
Homeowners and tenants can apply for Coventry Loans, but one usually needs a very good credit history to qualify. It would be worth-while to compare Coventry Loans to other UK lenders first.
