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Tesco loans

Tesco is the UK’s biggest supermarket chain, with over 2,300 supermarkets, hypermarkets and convenience stores in the UK, Ireland, Central Europe, and Asia.

Through Tesco Personal Finance, Tesco now offers a range of financial products including loans, credit cards, insurance products and mortgages.

The Tesco fixed-rate personal loan allows customers to borrow between £3,000 and £25,000. You can also choose to have up to three payment-free months from the time the funds are issued (this option is not available if the loan is for refinance over £15,000). If you choose to settle the loan early, you will have to pay one month’s interest.

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Provider & product Typical APR Amount & term Total amount repayable / Monthly repayment Apply

Alliance & Leicester
A&L Exclusive Personal Loan
Alliance & Leicester

Typical 8.70% APR £10,000
60 months 		£12,273.00 /
£204.55 		Apply

Lloyds TSB
Direct Personal Loan
Lloyds TSB

Typical 8.90% APR £10,000
60 months 		£12,326.40 /
£205.44 		Apply

Bank of Scotland
Bank of Scotland Personal Loan
Bank of Scotland

Typical 8.60% APR £10,000
60 months 		£12,246.00 /
£204.10 		Apply

Halifax
Halifax Personal Loan
Halifax

Typical 8.60% APR £10,000
60 months 		£12,246.00 /
£204.10 		Apply

Other Tesco loan products

Provider & product Typical APR Amount & term Total amount repayable / Monthly repayment Apply

Tesco Personal Finance
Personal Loan

Typical 8.20% APR £10,000
60 months 		£12,139.20 /
£202.32 		Apply

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