Argos personal loans

High street staple Argos offered personal loans of £1,000 to £20,000 with flexible repayment terms from 12 to 60 months.

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Important: Argos does not currently offer personal loans. This page has been preserved for historical purposes, and you can compare a range of competitive personal loans here.

How do Argos loans work?

If you are approved for a personal loan with Argos, it will act as a credit broker, not as a lender. Credit is provided by Creation Consumer Finance Ltd, part of global banking group BNP Paribas.

In 2013, Argos partnered up with Creation Consumer Finance Ltd, the finance specialist behind some of the UK’s biggest high street brands, to add personal loans to its finance offering. It aims to provide flexible and affordable credit to customers who have a good credit history.

Argos Personal Loans is a trading name of Home Retail Group Card Services Ltd (HRGCS).

Argos personal loans at a glance

Argos loans are available over terms of 1-5 years and applicants can apply to borrow up to £20,000. Interest rates are subject to status, meaning the advertised representative APR may not be the rate you’ll receive: Argos will offer you a personalised rate based on assessment of your personal financial circumstances.

  • Spread your loan over 12 to 60 months. The 12-month term is only applicable to loans of under £15,000.
  • Borrow £1,000 to £20,000. The amount you can borrow will be determined by your credit score and affordability.
  • Get a quick quote. Argos aims to give you an instant decision on a loan. However, this sometimes isn’t possible and you may be required to provide additional information.
  • No arrangement fee. Argos will not charge a fee for arranging your loan.
  • Fixed monthly repayments. You’ll pay the same amount each month, helping you to budget. This also means that the overall cost of the loan will be clear from the start.
  • Early repayment option. If you repay early, you will pay back both the outstanding capital and any accrued interest. You will also be charged an early settlement fee of one month’s interest.

Am I eligible for an Argos loan?

You should only apply for an Argos personal loan if you’re certain you can meet the repayment terms. You must also:

  • Be aged 23 or over, and under 70, at the time of application
  • Have been resident in the UK for at least 3 years
  • Have an annual income of at least £12,000 (before tax)
  • Have a bank or building society current account
  • Not have a history of bad credit such as missed or late payments, county court judgements (CCJ) or bankruptcy

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