Guarantor Loans

Loans from £500 to £10,000

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My Guarantor is...

£500 to £10,000

£

12 months to 60 months

months

Borrowing £500 over 12 months

  • Monthly Repayment £

  • Total Repayable £

  • Representative APR %

Representative Example: Borrowing £4,000 over 3 years at an interest rate of 40.9% p.a. (fixed), you will repay 36 monthly payments of £194.55. Interest payable £3,003.80. Total repayable £7,003.80. Representative 49.5% APR.

Joined Up Borrowing

Having trouble borrowing money on your own? Want to boost or improve your credit history?
Our Guarantor loan could help.

Borrow up to £10,000, in your own name, by asking a relative or friend to guarantee that you'll repay it. Apply online and, once you and your Guarantor are approved, on average you'll have the money within 3 days.

Discover simple and joined up borrowing that's all about people and trust.

What To Expect

No
Fees

We do not charge any upfront or late repayment fees.

Direct
Lender

We are a direct lender, not a broker.

Excellent
Service

Our friendly Customer Service Team is always on hand to help.

Flexible
Repayment

Our loans are flexible. Borrow up to £10,000, tailored to suit your budget.

What our
customers say...

4.6/5 of our customers are happy with our service

  • ★★★★★

    Brar

    Excellent helpful friendly service.

    1 day ago

  • ★★★★★

    Thought the service was very good especially when I was a bit confused with the signing procedure, they were a great help

    6 days ago

  • ★★★★★

    The service was outstanding from start to Finish everyone was very helpful

    TrustTwo team were brilliant from start to finish really professional and within a couple of hours the money was in my bank would definitely recommend

    7 days ago

  • ★★★★★

    They were really thorough and helpful all the way through. They were happy to explain everything and I received the money within a couple of ours of my guarantor signing.

    7 days ago

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What makes a Guarantor loan different?

Like any other loan, you make monthly repayments. But if ever you can't pay what's due, a relative or friend (your Guarantor) steps in. They've personally agreed, up front, to pay any loan instalments you miss.

Because they've promised to be your 'Guarantor', we're happy to look at lending to you in your own name.

This may also help build your credit history, provided you make the monthly repayments in full and on time.

Fair & Sensible

To apply, you need to be over 18 and a UK resident. Providing you can each independently afford to cover the repayments, and both meet our simple criteria, we could lend you up to £10,000.

Our interest rate is fair and sensible, at just 49.5%APR (Representative). Depending on how much you borrow, you could take between 12 months and up to 60 months to repay us.

Learn more about...

Borrowing from us

  • Advantages of a TrustTwo Guarantor loan

    We know there's more to you than just a credit score. That's why, even if you've had problems getting finance in the past, we focus on where you are now.

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  • Is a Guarantor Loan right for me?

    A TrustTwo Guarantor Loan may be a sensible way for you to borrow money.

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  • Who can be my Guarantor?

    To apply for a loan with us, you'll need to find a suitable Guarantor. They must agree to take financial responsibility if you fail to make any loan repayments. Think carefully about who you approach.

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Being a Guarantor

  • Should I be a Guarantor?

    Your responsibilities explained. It takes a very special person to consider helping someone else apply for a loan. If that is you, then thank you. We will explain exactly what's involved.

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  • How it all works

    Our process is simple and straightforward.

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  • Responsibilities and essential information

    Everybody wants to help someone they trust. Being a Guarantor speaks volumes about how much you care, and may be an option if you are not able, or do not wish to lend your own money directly.

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