QuickQuid

QuickQuid is back, in the coming days we'll be making a full statement about our return.

March has been a slow month for applications. One of the slowest since we returned. Maybe the UK economy is going in reverse quicker than most believe.

It's the end of the month, almost payday. Remember to Quick Quick Think before restoring any short-term financial order. quickquid.co.uk/quick-loans

Soon it will be time for a return to payday lending. The adverts are being prepared

Christmas can be a busy time - that’s why we’re staying open and processing applications. If you need any support over the Christmas period, don’t hesitate to reach out! #CustomerSupport #HolidayHours

In 2026, UK mortgage interest rates will significantly diverge from the Official Bank of England base rate. The BofE rate maybe as low as 4%, but the cheapest available mortgage maybe as high as 9%. Watch this space, this is going to happen.

It's budget week - the time of the year to get your finances back in order, so the Government can take their share.

Will the economic gloom put you off splashing the cash this Black Friday? This time may be different, it could be time to save those pennies.

There’s no such thing as a “Mansion Tax” - it’s a Trojan horse. Start with the wealthy to get it across the political line, then lower the threshold until every homeowner pays. Same tricks

Inflation out of control? Could the government stop it even if they wanted to? There isn't anything on the horizon that says prices will stabilise/fall in the next 12-18 months.

@paullewismoney @MelJStride It's inbuilt into the system. It doesn't matter who is in charge anymore.

Almost all the ‘debt mountain’ was built by the tectonic plates of the previous Conservative govt in which @MelJStride was a Minister! 2010/11 = £1.1 trillion 2023/24 = £2.7 trillion!!

@JamesMelville They address a major issue, James – they shift control back to the central bank, taking it away from the private banks that currently dominate our economy and money printing. Only the central Bank should be able to print money. He can't say that, but he knows it's true.

“What is a central bank digital currency (CBDC) for? What problem is it going to solve?” “Look….um….to keep track…um…er…”

Is it better to borrow or try to earn extra income? An older article from an previous era when people were struggling to make ends meet. quickquid.co.uk/quid-corner/6-…

We've decided to return to direct lending. The brand that ceased payday lending in 2019, is going to be making a return. It's time for a fresh start

With global tensions rising and higher oil prices a possibility, is now the perfect time to buy an electric car?

What does the end of globalisation mean for the cost of short-term loans? Will international credit sources now dry up?

@MartinSLewis Whilst our view is that The Supreme Court won't find in favour of claimants when the claim is eventually heard. Anything that bypasses claims management firms is a big bonus. Certainly seems a positive step from the FCA

Big car finance reclaiming news out. Just reading and digesting then will explain.

Remembering the good old days when we even had cash machines free to use quickquid.co.uk/quid-corner/ho…

@stellacreasy has never been a serious politician. It's right that people mock her and those like her (in all parties), our economy will never heal. Pay our MPs properly, or we will continue with the current monkeys.

Right now, fixed price debt is insanely cheap considering inflation. How long can it last?

Coming soon, an industry inside story where mortgage lenders and credit card lenders could stop lending altogether in the UK.