More than a million people take out payday loans each year in the UK, and reportedly, a vast majority of these people are teachers. Each individual’s situation varies, but there are a number of reasons […]
Payday Loans for Teachers in the UK
Author: P Smith
What to look out for – Cyber Monday
We’ve told you about a few of the great Black Friday deals out there, but if you don’t spend all your money over the weekend, there are still some great bargains to be found on […]
The Mr Lender 2016 Christmas Giveaway
Just hear those sleigh bells, jingling, ring ting tingling too… If you think it is too early to be celebrating Christmas, think again. The festive season is fast approaching, bringing with it cold dark days, […]
Mr Lender scoops two Consumer Credit Awards
Mr Lender is thrilled to announce that we have won ‘Best Short Term Loan Provider’ and ‘Customer Service Champion’ in the 2016 Consumer Credit Awards by Smart Money People. As the first consumer-led credit awards voted […]
Spend less this Valentine’s Day
The most romantic day of the year is fast approaching, however the social pressure to lavish our loved ones with gifts can sometimes prove to be a financial burden. After only one payday many of us are […]
Is a financial New Year’s resolution too hard to stick to?
Mr Lender, a short term finance company who provide quick loans from a direct lender, suggest ways to help you stick to your New Year’s resolutions. 31st December has passed and the tradition to create […]
Top Ten Tips to cut your monthly living expenses
Does it seem that every month, not long after payday and as soon as your bills have been paid, you find yourself short of money? From mobile phone bills to energy providers, they are a […]
Why pay more than you should for a short term loan?
Surely as a customer borrowing money you should only pay interest on what you owe at the time, right? So as you pay part of your loan off, you owe less, and the interest payable comes down accordingly. Why should you have to pay interest based on the whole amount you originally borrowed, even though you don’t owe that now?
Dine out without the big payout
With the most romantic day of the year fast approaching, Mr Lender continues the mini-guide to Valentine’s Day by looking at the big event of dining out. With Valentine’s Day takings expected to exceed £1 billion this year, […]
Stamp duty joy for thousands
Yesterday, Chancellor George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement to Parliament; the final one before the next General Election. The big bonus from a consumer’s perspective was the announced changes to stamp duty which came into effect […]