SECURED LOAN
A secured loan is a type of loan that requires collateral or security to ensure repayment. The collateral can be an asset, property, or valuable item that the lender can seize if the borrower defaults on the loan.
Mortgage Loan
A loan secured by a property or real estate.
Vehicle Loan
A loan secured by a vehicle.
Home Loan
A loan secured by the equity in a home.
Construction Loan
A loan secured by the value of the construction project.
Business Loan with Collateral
A loan secured by business assets, such as equipment or property.
Personal Loan with Collateral
A loan secured by personal assets, such as jewelry or stocks.
Title Loan
A loan secured by the title of a vehicle.
Commercial Property Loan
A loan secured by commercial property.
SECURED LOAN BENIFIT.
Lower Interest Rates.
Higher Loan Amounts.
Longer Repayment Terms.
Better Loan Terms.
UNSECURED LOAN
An unsecured loan is a type of loan that doesn't require collateral or security to ensure repayment. The lender relies on the borrower's creditworthiness and ability to repay the loan.
Personal Loan
A loan for personal expenses, such as weddings, vacations, or debt consolidation.
Business Loan
An unsecured loan for business purposes, such as working capital or expansion.
Medical Loan
A loan for medical expenses, such as surgeries or treatments.
Home Improvement Loan
An unsecured loan for home renovation or improvement.
Credit Card Loan
A loan offered through credit cards, with variable interest rates.
Overdraft Facility
A loan facility that allows overdrafts on checking accounts.