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Rates from 9.9% APR. Representative APR 21.9%

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Representative example: Borrowing £6,500 over 5 years with a representative APR of 21.9%, an annual interest rate of 21.9% (Fixed) and a deposit of £0.00, the monthly payment would be £179.15 per month. Option to purchase fee £10 payable. Total cost of credit of £4,259.21 and a total amount payable of £10,759.21.

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