All about cash loans
Cash loans are useful for when you need assistance to cover those unexpected costs because if the washing machine’s going to break, it's going to break when you've just paid for your MOT and it’s still weeks until you get paid.
There are many sorts of loans, from traditional bank loans to payday loans, and each one has a unique purpose. You can read more about different types of loans in our Money Matters guide.
A cash loan from Provident is exactly that – a loan that is issued to you in cash. There is no need for a bank account. If approved, a member of our team will deliver the cash directly to you.
Start your application today for a £100 - £1,000 cash loan, subject to affordability
How much you need to borrow
100
£100
£1000
Over how many weeks
Term
Term
Weekly Payment
Weekly Payment
APR
APR
Total to repay
Total to repay
- Borrow £100 - £1,000; subject to affordability
- Cash delivered to your home
- No need for a bank account
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How much does a Provident cash loan cost?
The cost of your cash loan depends on how much you want to borrow and how many weeks you want to repay it over. Use our loan calculator above to see how much a cash loan could cost. All loans are subject to affordability.
Cash in hand
Unlike online lenders and banks you don’t need a bank account to get a Provident cash loan. You can start your application online or call us on 0800 096 6064. At this stage we’ll ask you a few simple questions such as your name, address and date of birth as well as how much cash you need to borrow and how many weeks you’d like to repay over. Once completed you’ll know in minutes if you have been accepted in principle.
If you have been accepted in principle a member of our locally based team will come to your home to continue your cash loan application.
A flexible cash loan
No one likes to stay in and wait around all day so we aim to make repaying your cash loan as flexible as we can.
You'll be able to arrange your home visit with a member of our dedicated team at a time that suits your busy day.
Learn more about
cash loans in our
‘Money Matters’ guide
What different types of loan are there?
Broadly speaking, there are loads of kinds, from secured to unsecured, long to short, business to personal but most people who need a lump sum of money will look at bank, payday, doorstep loan and online/installment loans. We explain the main kinds of loan and guide you through the good and bad points.
A guide to unsecured personal loans
The name might sound complex, but it’s one of the easiest kinds of borrowing to understand.
An unsecured personal loan is exactly what it sounds like – money a person borrows which they haven’t secured against something they own, such as a car.
