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Credit > Loans > Loan Types > Unsecured
Unsecured LoansUnlike secured loans, unsecured loans don't use your house, or other property, as equity to secure the loan.
Unsecured loans are often known as personal loans. They can be used for almost anything from a new kitchen to a holiday, but are probably most commonly used for buying a car. Things to look forProbably the most common point of comparison for loans is the APR, or Annual Percentage Rate. This tells you the rate of interest you will pay on the loan - the lower the rate, the less interest you will pay over time.Other things to look for, though, include any fees associated with the loan. Some may have loan origination fees that you have to pay to take out the loan. Others may have costly penalties if you choose to pay off the loan ahead of schedule. Flexible Unsecured LoansSome loans are now offering more flexible features such as the opportunity to take payment breaks or the ability to change the length of the loan.You might also want to consider payment protection. Most lenders offer this for an additional monthly charge. It is a kind of insurance that covers your payments in the event of an accident, illness or unemployment. Be sure to read the full details of such a policy before deciding to take one out. Unsecured Loans Compared
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