Homeowner
Loans

HOMEOWNER LOANS

Make the value in your
home work for you

Whether you’re looking to fund home improvements, consolidate unsecured borrowing or release some of the value in your home – a Homeowner Loan could help you make it happen.

You’ll be able to keep your existing mortgage rate and avoid the early repayment charge of remortgaging. You won’t be restricted by the limited criteria of a Further Advance on your current mortgage.

You won’t need to tell your current provider about changes of circumstance. And you won’t have to face the embarrassment of a straight ‘no’ from them, either.

WHAT IS A HOMEOWNER LOAN?

Using your home to borrow

A Homeowner Loan – also known as a secured loan or second charge mortgage – allows you to borrow money using your property as security.

That means you can apply for one as a UK residential mortgage holder, even if your credit history isn’t perfect. You may also be able to borrow more at a lower interest rate than other types of loan – because the loan is repaid over a longer period.

It’s important you always pay on time with a Homeowner Loan; your home could be at risk of being repossessed if you don’t. It’s a good idea to talk to a broker first – they can recommend the right option for you.

MEETING YOUR NEEDS

Why take out a Homeowner Loan?
There are lots of reasons why people take out a Homeowner Loan – most are applying for larger sums of money. Below are the two most common scenarios:
Fund home
improvements

Your home is your sanctuary. So we understand why you want it fit for purpose. Whatever home improvement you’re planning, a homeowner secured loan can let you look forward with confidence.

Consolidate your
unsecured borrowing

We know how easy it can be to end up with more unsecured borrowing than you’re comfortable with. And we understand the pressure to reduce your monthly outgoings. A homeowner secured loan could be the solution.

HOMEOWNER LOANS

How does it all work

Here’s what you need to know about taking out a Homeowner Loan:

PRODUCT BENEFITS

What a Homeowner Loan could give you

Just some of the reasons to consider a Homeowner Loan from Pepper Money:

Choose the product that’s right for you

Take advantage of fixed, discounted or variable interest rates

Wide range of borrowing

Our loans range from £5,000 to £1,000,000

Make the most of the money tied up in your home

Borrow up to 95% of your home’s value

Tailored to suit you

Choose the length of your loan: from 3 to 30 years

Avoid hidden fees

No legal costs, no extra fees if you overpay

Get a quick decision

We make loan offers within 24 hours; you get the money in 2-4 weeks

LOAN CALCULATOR

How much could you borrow?

Our loans range from £5,000 to £1,000,000. Want to get an idea of how much you could borrow on a Homeowner Loan? We can help.

Other mortgage products are available. Your broker will provide more information concerning other products during your application process.
£250,000
£5,000
£5,000

Borrow amount is larger than the propery's value (less the existing mortgage)

15 years

A minimum of a 5 year term must be selected for a 5 year fixed product

Mortgage product type:

Please select a product

Results

Loan Amount*

Monthly Repayments*

This is based on a borrowing over .

Indicative Rate*

This indicative rate is based on our rate and our lending criteria for your LTV of .

Total Repayable*

This is a sum of the loan amount, interest and an exit fee of .
Find a Homeowner Loan Broker

*Please note these results are indicative and are meant to be used as a guide only. Additional fees such as a broker fee and a lender fee may apply. These fees vary and will be set in line with each brokers pricing policy.
Should you wish to submit an application, it'll be subject to status, full lending criteria, a credit check and a review by a qualified mortgage adviser, which could result in a different product which has a different interest rate. Any changes are likely to alter both the monthly payment amount and the total amount payable. Results are based on a good credit profile.

Representative Example
Borrowing of £40,000, plus £595 lender fee, plus £3,000 broker fee, totalling £43,595, over 192 months on a 5-year fixed product with an initial borrowing rate of 9.2%, following a variable rate of 9.6%. There would be 60 monthly instalments of £434.49, following 132 monthly instalments of £442.52. Total amount payable £84,577.09, made up of: Mortgage Amount £40,000, Interest £40,887.09, Lender fee £595, Broker fee £3,000, Exit Fee £95. Overall cost for comparison purposes 11.4% APRC. Please be advised that any interest rate fluctuations, during the life of the mortgage contract, will affect the total amount repayable.

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HOW TO APPLY

Talk to our trusted
broker partners

We don’t offer our products direct to customers. If you’re interested in taking out a Homeowner Loan, speak to one of our trusted broker partners. They can talk you through your options and give you their recommendation – whether that’s one of our loans, or somebody else’s. Whatever is best for you.

ARTICLES & BLOGS

A little further reading

If you’d like to dig deeper, read our articles and blogs for the best Homeowner Loan content and insight.

FAQS

A little further reading

Whether you’re thinking of applying or have an application in progress – here are some common questions we get asked.

What can I use a Homeowner Loan for?

A Homeowner Loan can be used for almost any legitimate purpose. Common uses for people taking out a homeowner loan include debt consolidation, home improvements, school fees, and paying for a wedding.

How can I apply for a Homeowner Loan?

You can speak to one of our trusted broker partners about Homeowner Loans. They can recommend what’s right for you, and can help you with your application.

How long does the application process take?

We aim to complete your application as quickly as possible. Depending on your circumstances, this can take from as little as a few working days, up to a few weeks.

Will you need to contact my existing mortgage company?

Sometimes we will need information from your existing mortgage lender. This has no impact on your agreement with them.