I Group Loans & Mortgages

Are You Looking For An I Group Loan?
Click Here To Compare The Best Loans

Are You Looking For An IGroup Mortgage?
Click Here To Compare Mortgages

Would You Like To Move Your Mortgage Away From I-Group (Remortgage)?
Click Here To Compare Remortgages

Would You Like To Borrow More Money From IGroup Bank?
Click Here To Compare The Best Rates

Are You Facing I Group Repossession?
Click Here

IGroup have a range of secured loans known as the Xpress product range which is continually being improved to ensure its relevance to customers and intermediaries alike focusing on its flexible and highly transparent product terms and conditions, in addition to its use of highly trained risk assessors who are able to consider all relevant personal circumstances to ensure a customers needs are matched to the appropriate financial solution.

The I Group Secured Loans include Capital and Interest Only repayment options and is based on a variable rate tracker whose interest rates are linked to the Barclays Bank base rate.

Their policy on IGroup Loans of linking interest rates to a bank base rate means it is easy for borrowers to find out exactly how much interest they are being charged. It also means I-Group are able to pass the full benefit of a cut in rates onto their customers.

The IGroup Mortgage product range is continually being redesigned to ensure it is kept competitive for customers and mortgage intermediaries alike with its flexible and highly transparent product terms and conditions. I Group Mortgages currently offer the following choices:

- variable rate trackers;
- fixed-rate (1, 2, 3 and 4 year options)
- discount rate (1 and 2 year options)

IGroup Mortgage products have interest rates linked to Barclays Bank base rate.

IGroup Mortgage product rates are determined by the customer's personal credit record profile: the better the credit history, the lower the rate.

The I Group Mortgages policy of linking interest rates to bank base rate means it is easy for borrowers to find out exactly how much interest they are being charged. It also means they are able to pass the full benefit of a cut in rates onto their customers.