Mar 10,2022
We’re absolutely delighted to have been shortlisted in Moneyfacts Consumer Awards 2022.
Rubbing shoulders with industry colleagues from other leading financial services and utility providers, Everyday Loans has been nominated in the Non-mainstream Loan Provider of the Year category.
Every year consumers play a vital part in the Moneyfacts Consumer Awards and this year was no different, with over 110,000 individuals having their say on over 140 separate organisations.
“What makes this award shortlisting particularly important is that it combines honest, grassroots customer feedback - taken from Moneyfacts Group’s annual consumer survey - with an in-depth expert analysis of each individual product by its dedicated research team,” explains Everyday Loans’ Andrew Wayland.
“This means that being on the shortlist recognises our loan products both from a technical point of view – with the seal of approval from expert judges – as well as customer feedback, which is based on the excellent service and support we provide them.
“Moneyfacts leads the way in helping people to find the best deals from top providers in the market. To be shortlisted amongst them is very encouraging indeed. We’re in great company.
“Congratulations to the Everyday Loans team across our 74-strong branch network and head office. Best of luck at the awards evening on 31st March.”
Find further awards information here.
Posted in Press Release on Mar 10, 2022.
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