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Most loans, whether they are any purpose loans, consolidation loans, wedding loans or home improvement loans, are taken out for a fixed term, during which monthly amounts are paid back to the lender. Put simply, the amount borrowed plus the interest is divided by the number of months, and that is the monthly payment. It is usually possible to pay off a loan earlier, but unless there is an item in the contract stating that you will not be charged for doing this, you will have to pay a penalty. This is because the lender will lose interest on your outstanding amount - the original interest calculations were based on a longer repayment term.
If you're considering a loan settlement, fill in our online form and we'll start searching for the cheapest deals going, deals that will save you money even if you do have to pay an early settlement penalty. You might be pleasantly surprised at just how much you can save on your monthly bills
Nevertheless, it is still usually cheaper to settle a loan - with the penalty - and pay off another loan with a lower interest rate than it is to go on paying off the original. At Settle Debts we can calculate at what point your loan settlement will work out cheaper, and may advise you not to change. By way of analogy, if you find out you can get a can of soup for a penny cheaper a hundred miles away from home, you'd have to buy enough cans to cover your fuel costs to make it good value. If your fuel came to £30, that would mean 3000 cans to break even. Probably best to stick with your local.