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WLM Money and Link Loans partnership

WLM Money has announced a partnership with Link Loans at their launch today.

15 March, 2010

Link Loans offers a range of transparent and simple prime secured loan products. Loans are available up to 75% LTV for employed and 70% LTV for self employed; rates start from 11.9%. Loan amounts are from £5,000 to £30,000 and loan terms are from three to 20 years.

Darryl Dhoffer, commercial director at WLM Money, said: “We are pleased that the enthusiasm for secured loans is still evident, and the re-entry of Link Loans is a real positive in the marketplace, and again offers another alternative to our brokers...we wish them every success.”


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