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Five Factors to Consider Before Taking Out a Short Term Loan

Unexpected expenses can cause financial issues for even the most diligent budgeter, and has many individuals turning to credit facilities like short term loans. You should carefully consider the implications of a short term loan before you apply. Here’s what you need to know...

Aspire Money discusses whether you should loan money to friends and family

Brexit: How Will the UK’s Exit from the EU Affect its Economy?

The relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union has been a precarious one since the uncertain times after World War II, and in the near six decades that have passed since then, differing political and trade ideologies has seen the UK become a predominantly self-contained, if not resistant, member of the EU. This is not the first time members of the leading political party of the UK has put forward notions of a ‘Brexit’, though it is the closest the UK has come to exiting the EU since 1975...

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Common Finance Terms and Jargon

Finance can be daunting; the seemingly complex world of credit, loans and interest rates can be a challenge to tackle. However, understanding the basics of personal finance can be an immense help, as it is crucial to be financially literate in today’s modern, money-driven world. Below are some common finance terms everyone should know...

Aspire Money discusses whether you should loan money to friends and family

Should You Lend Money to Friends and Family?

Most people will have financial woes during the course of their lives, including our close friends and family. This can lead to loved ones requesting financial aid from us - but should we provide it? Find out why lending money to those you care about could end badly for you both.

Aspire Money reveals common myths and misconceptions about money

How to Identify a Scam

In today’s highly digitalised and technological world, crime has gone online - issues like identity theft, credit card fraud and cybercrime are real, growing problems many countries face. In the age of online shopping and internet banking, online scams are becoming more and more commonplace. Though protective software has been developed, scammers and fraudsters continuously improve and adapt their methods - meaning it’s still possible for anyone to fall into their traps.

Aspire Money reveals common myths and misconceptions about money

Busting Common Myths About Money

Finance is a tricky subject that often leaves many confused. When it comes to personal or business finance, pursuing common misconceptions and myths about money or finance can be detrimental to both you and your business. There is no shortage of bad or wrong information out there, either, which makes finding the real facts out for yourself imperative to the financial health of your business and your personal affairs. Get clarity - the following money myths have been busted!


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At Aspire Money, we work hard with our panel of lenders to find you a suitable loan. Whether you are looking for a loan to cover home improvements, a new family car, or to consolidate existing debt, we can help you source a loan that suits your budget – even if you have a negative credit rating*! Find out more here


*Subject to Terms and Conditions


Representative Example: Annual Interest Rate (fixed) is 58.0% p.a. with a Representative 58.0% APR, based on borrowing £5000 and repaying this over 36 monthly payments. Monthly repayment is £260.26 with a total amount repayable of £9369.36 which includes the total interest payable of £4369.36


The %APR rate you will be offered is dependent on your personal circumstances.