Everyday Loans

Everyday loans strongly position themselves as a lender for people with bad credit and their website is filled with content about how to improve credit, what to do if you file for bankruptcy and how to consolidate debts.

They seem to take a more personal approach to lending. Once you have completed the short online form you’ll be given a conditional decision in only a few minutes, you’ll then need to pop into a branch to complete the application. If you like dealing with people face-to-face then you’ll most likely find this process comforting, however if you’re looking for a convenient loan application then this probably isn’t the right route for you as their branches are only in a handful of towns and cities across the UK.

At the time of writing, Feefo.com gives Everyday Loans 4.7 out of 5, with the vast majority of customers rating them excellent or good. Looking at the reviews it seems that the face-to-face approach really works for them – customers have responded well to their staff and their knowledge of finance and have seemingly had very smooth journeys. On Choose Wisely it seems to be a slightly different story with mixed reviews causing a score of 3.7 out of 5.

Overall verdict: The personal approach has seemed to work for Everyday Loans and generally they appear to help their poor credit customers. The website could do with a little more information on it about loan terms, but I expect any questions are answered during the appointment in branch.