TrustTwo, one of the UK's leading providers of guaranteed loans, has launched its all-new user and mobile friendly website (www.trusttwo.co.uk). Designed with a modern look and enhanced navigation, the new site gives applicants a much improved customer journey and greater flexibility in choosing the right loan option for them.

With a competitive representative APR of 43.8% and a new application process that is fast and easy to navigate, TrustTwo has become a highly attractive alternative source of credit for many UK consumers. The presence of a guarantor means that TrustTwo can provide credit to those with a poor or impaired credit rating, enabling them to secure funds at a competitive rate, as well as build and improve their own credit score.

To coincide with the new website launch, TrustTwo has also expanded its product offer so that customers can now borrow amounts ranging from £500 up to £10,000 (in multiples of £100) over terms of between 12 and 60 months (available in three-month intervals). This unprecedented level of flexibility means that customers can tailor their loan exactly to fit their needs and importantly their budget.TrustTwo's mission to be the most flexible and competitively priced guaranteed loans provider on the market is further reflected by its expanded guarantor criteria. TrustTwo will now accept guarantors that are living with parents in addition to guarantors that are either homeowners or tenants.

Richard Sharp, Managing Director at TrustTwo, said:

“We are delighted to have launched the new website and product offering which means we are now well-positioned to meet the demands of a growing customer base. The new site includes enhancements to navigation and structure, all designed to make the user experience of the site that much better for our present and future customers. The refreshed creative is also optimised for mobile users.

“We have worked hard to design a product that provides enormous flexibility so that customers can at last tailor the terms of a loan to best fit their individual circumstances.”