We are an Introducer Appointed Representative of Quint Group Limited, who are a credit broker not a lender. Money Trumpet .co.uk Introduces customers to Monevo Ltd who are an Appointed Representative of Quint Group Ltd. for the purposes of obtaining a loan. Money Trumpet .co.uk does not provide any loan or consumer credit products directly.

Instalment Loans

Borrow between £100 to £2000

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Personal Loans

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Representative example

Representative 49.3% APR. Representative example: £2,000 borrowed for 12 months. Total amount repayable is £2,772.97 in 11 monthly instalments of £231.08 and one final payment of £231.09. Interest charged is £772.97, interest rate 38.6% pa (variable), min 3.1% APR, max 1326% APR, min and max term: 3 – 60 months.

Warning: Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For help, go to moneyadviceservice.org.uk.

Why Choose Money Trumpet?

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No Fees

Our service is free and we will never charge any fees. Whether you are applying for a bad credit loan or a small loan As an introducer, we will receive a fee or commission when a loan application is accepted. This doesn’t effect you or the deal you

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Secure Payment

Once you have passed all the checks with the relevant lender your money will be securely deposited into your bank account. All the lenders Monevo work with are authorised by the FCA

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Simple Process

Their lenders specialise in no guarantor loans and Short Term Loans. The application is straightforward and all being well you could have a decision within minutes (Subject to lender approval and requirements.).

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