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Here are some examples of the sorts of situation specific loans you might look into taking out:

For example, can you borrow money with a bad credit score? Can you have a low income and still borrow money, or with social benefits? Is the interest correct as they indicate this or is there a hidden obstacle? All questions that experience experts (you, the consumer!) answer. Borrowing money costs money, that's fine. But you want to know how much exactly! Learn about these experiences at BritainReviews!

Your nearing an elder age, still dream of owning that one special car or making a trip across the world, but don’t directly have the money for it? You might think it’s best to save up, because banks don’t give out loans when you’ve crossed a certain age. Not at all! There are more than enough senior loans that give out a personal loan or a revolving credit. Of course saving is still the cheapest option, but if you don’t have direct access to that amount of money and want to use it now, than a senior loan is possible. We made an overview of all the banks and companies that offer a personal loan for senior citizens. Fellow clients let you know how they were helped, what problems they encountered and what you should take into account. Any experience of your own? Please leave a review and help others decide!

Your kitchen needs construction or your car just broke down. You need it now, but have no money to pay for it. In those cases, a personal loan might be an option. But what kind of loan? What bank should you go to? What are the terms and conditions? What kind of interest can you expect? Is there any fine print or other things you need to watch out for? These are all questions the bank probably won't answer. Read therefore the reviews of people that lend money before you. Learn from their experiences, warnings and advice so you won't encounter the same problems they did. Leave your own review, and let others know which bank to go to or not.

Encountering a period in which your income is less than your expenses? To make both ends meet, a revolving credit might be useful. But which bank or company should you go to? What are the differences and how can you calculate the limit of a possible loan? And if you already have a loan, what are the consequences of transferring to another loan with a cheaper interest? Is this wise or do you have to pay a fine? And also useful to know: can you get a revolving credit with a (negative) credit rating? All are questions that a bank won’t answer. Just like the small print and a possible catch. So, do you have positive or negative experiences? Let us and others know. See for yourself, so you know what you’re getting into.