-
Why there is no Shame in Taking a Short-Term Loan
Facing financial problems can have a knock-on effect on your mentality, and especially your self-esteem. It can be demoralizing and devaluing to feel like you are not in control of your financial independence. Worst of all, you are powerless to change your circumstances. Right? Wrong! Short-term loan can provide short-term answers to get you out of an uncomfortable financial situation, …
Read more -
Like and Win with Peachy!
We know how you love Facebook games which is why we keep coming up with new Facebook games to keep you on your toes. This Facebook game is exciting and fun; we know you are going to enjoy yourself when you play this game. How it works The first thing that you need to do is like Peachy’s Facebook page. …
Read more -
Credit Summit 2014
Peachy is excited about this year’s credit summit. It is one of the most interesting dates on the credit year’s calendar. It is the UK’s largest credit industry event and it is essentially a conference where everyone in the industry will meet to discuss what is happening. Key issues to be discussed include car finance, alternative lending and debt advice. …
Read more -
Peachy is a nominee in the Credit Today 2014 Awards
The Oscars of the credit industry are the Credit Today Awards. Just like how your favourite actors and actresses fight for the golden statue of the Oscars, credit companies that give people financial power want to get Credit Today Awards. We are thrilled to announce that Peachy.co.uk has been nominated for 2 awards. Alternative Lender of the Year Nomination (Consumer) …
Read more -
Understanding your credit score
Credit scores are important aspects of your financial life. Your ability to get credit will affect whether you can buy a car or a house. If you have big dreams for your personal finance future, you should understand how your credit score can make these things come true or it can definitely be an obstacle. Let’s look at the basics …
Read more -
Paying off Debt Sucks! But it’s the Best Thing You’ll Ever Do
Private debt in the UK is now more than £1.4 trillion, and average household debt has risen to £54,000. It sounds bad, but in actual fact the debt has lowered since 2007 because, during a recession, people tend to borrow less. There’s nothing worse than money problems. When they strike, so do the constant phone calls from banks and credit …
Read more