About Norton Finance
Norton Finance compares loans, secured loans and remortgages for people seeking personal or property finance. Its range includes debt consolidation, bad-credit and bridging loans, alongside finance for homes, businesses and property projects.
As an independent loan company, Norton Finance is not limited to a bank’s own products. It compares hundreds of products, considers different credit histories and can use soft credit checks that do not affect a credit score. The team supports applications through to completion and explains fees directly, while helping applicants assess suitable finance options.
Before you choose Norton Finance
4.6 on average from 319 reviews
In its favour
- Soft credit checks available
- Hundreds of products compared
- Support through completion
Worth asking about
- Secured borrowing can put a home at risk if repayments are not maintained
Typical client: Borrowers comparing loans after a high-street rejection
Specialties
Key facts
- Type
- Finance broker
- Rating
- 4.6 on average from 319 reviews
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Questions and answers
How much can I borrow?
Borrowers can apply for between £10,000 and £500,000, depending on their income and property equity. Repayment terms range from one year to 30 years.
What information do I need to apply for a loan?
Applicants must be over 18 and provide their residential addresses for the last three years, date of birth, employment details and financial information. The customer team may request further documents.
How quickly can I get a loan decision?
An in-principle decision can be provided within 24 hours of receiving an online application.
What types of finance are available?
The broker offers secured homeowner loans, remortgages, mortgages, business, commercial and bridging loans, equity release and debt-consolidation loans.
Do you offer fixed-rate loans?
Yes. Fixed-interest-rate loans are available, allowing borrowers to know the amount they need to pay each month despite interest-rate rises.
Are there hidden charges on a loan?
No. All charges are set out in the initial loan agreement.