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Saga personal loans review
Saga formerly offered transparent, fixed-rate personal loans of up to £25,000, provided through Shawbrook Bank.
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Important: Saga no longer offers personal loans, but this page has been preserved for historical purposes. Compare other personal loans.
Saga Personal Finance overview
Founded in 1959, Saga is a British company that focuses on serving those aged 50 and over. It’s well-known for offering a range of services, including package holidays, insurance and personal finance products. The Saga magazine is extremely popular, with an estimated readership of over one million per month and has been described as the “United Kingdom’s biggest-selling monthly subscription title”.
Until 2019, Saga offered fixed-rate personal loans, but it has since opted to focus on equity release plans.
If you’re looking for a personal loan, you can use this page to find an alternative lender and estimate the cost of the loan you have in mind.
Customer support information
You can contact Saga about previous Saga products, such as personal loans, by phone on 0800 092 3700 or by email at services.customer-relations@saga.co.uk with any queries you may have.
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