Consolidating loans popularity may increase due to new cars, says Nationwide

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Consolidating loans popularity may increase due to new cars, says Nationwide

The number of personal loan applications received in September may increase as a result of people purchasing a new car, a spokesperson for Nationwide has suggested.

Product and marketing director at the company Chris Rhodes recommended that individuals check out the deals available at Nationwide, particularly if they are signed up for a current account with the firm.

In his opinion, there may soon be a spike in loan applications and he identified one potentially significant factor, saying: "September is a busy time for personal loan applications, probably because of the new car registrations."

Nationwide recently revealed its FlexAccount customers will be able to apply for a personal loan at 7.7 per cent interest from September 7th 2010, as long as the product can be considered their main current account.

Last week, the same institution announced the launch of its Protected Equity Bond, which offers customers a return of 3.25 per cent over a year.

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