Jun 21,2017
Friendly local lender Everyday Loans is pleased to announce the opening of its newest branch in Southampton. This latest opening brings Everyday Loans branch count to a total of 42, providing the UK with face to face, tailored support for personal unsecured finance.
Specifically located in the South of England, the new Southampton branch is ideally located in proximity to The Marlands Shopping Centre and walking distance from the main central train station. Alternatively, the branch can also be reached via multiple bus routes and parking facilities are conveniently located in the surrounding area.
Commenting on the opening of the new branch, Everyday Loans Operations Director, Jon Wiggins explained:
“Our new Southampton branch allows us to better serve the southern corners of England. Previously, residents of Southampton and the surrounding area may have had to travel to the Portsmouth branch, whereas now we are in a much better position to conveniently serve these customers. This new opening supports our long term mission to deliver the best approachable and transparent face-to-face loan service in locations that best serve our customers’ needs. On behalf of the business, we look forward to welcoming residents of Southampton to discuss their borrowing needs.”
Everyday Loans offer unsecured personal loans from £1,000 to £15,000 over 24 to 60 months, for almost any purpose*. Customers do not have to be homeowners, tenant loans are offered too. Everyday Loans won’t charge any fees to consider your application. Customers are able to apply for a loan online or by simply calling their local branch. A conditional decision is provided in minutes. Everyday Loans is a direct lender. So whether you need help sorting out your finances, or to cover a sudden unexpected expense, or to simplify your outstanding credit into a more manageable single monthly payment, Everyday Loans may be able to help.
*Excludes loans for business purposes, gambling or any illegal purposes. Loans are subject to status and affordability. Terms and conditions apply.
Posted in Personal Loans on Jun 21, 2017.
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