Personal loans for home improvements

With a Nationwide loan, you'll:

  • Get a no-obligation quote
    A personalised quote that won’t affect your credit rating.

  • Have fixed monthly payments
    They won't change during the term of your loan.

  • Pay no hidden fees
    We won't charge you for setting up, overpaying or settling your loan early.

Representative example

6.4% APR Representative (fixed). Based on an assumed loan amount of £10,000 over 60 months at an interest rate of 6.4% p.a (fixed). Monthly repayment £194.35. Total amount repayable £11,661.00.

This representative APR applies to loans of £7,500 to £25,000 over 1 to 5 years for our members with a mortgage, savings or current account. You could be offered a different rate based on your personal circumstances. The maximum you could receive is 29.9%.

We offer personal loans for terms from 12 months up to 7 years. You can choose the term in years or months when you apply.

To apply for a loan

You can apply if:

  • you have a monthly income of £700 after tax. If you're self-employed, you'll need to be able to prove a minimum of 1 year's income through an accountant's certificate, SA302 form or HMRC online tax calculation
  • you live and work in the UK
  • you're between 18 and 79 years old
  • you're a member of Nationwide. You're a member if you have a current account, mortgage or savings account with us.

If you're applying for a joint loan, other criteria will apply.

Note:

Our personal loans are for Nationwide members. We'll cancel your application if you apply and you're not a member.

Loan calculator

See what borrowing towards your home renovations could look like. Get an estimate for the interest rates and repayments of our personal loans for home improvements.



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