UK direct lender and introducer

A direct lender for homeowner loans.

Arrow Loans can consider secured homeowner loan applications directly. We may also act as a credit broker or introducer when we cannot underwrite an application ourselves, and we will explain which role applies.

An enquiry or quotation is not a guarantee that a formal offer will be made.

Why Arrow Loans

Direct lending, with each role made clear.

01

A direct-lender route

Arrow Loans can consider secured homeowner loan applications directly and will explain when it is acting as lender or introducer.

02

Understand your route

Practical guidance helps you compare a homeowner loan with alternatives such as a further advance or remortgage.

03

Ask when you’re ready

Use the enquiry form or contact our team once you have reviewed the commitment and your options.

How it works

Three steps from research to enquiry.

Take the process at your pace. The existing guides explain what to consider at every stage.

See the full application process
  1. 1

    Explore

    Review how secured homeowner loans work, the costs involved and whether another route may be more suitable.

    Understand secured loans
  2. 2

    Prepare

    Consider the purpose, amount, household budget, existing commitments and how repayments would remain manageable.

    Review eligibility
  3. 3

    Enquire

    Share your details for review. An enquiry or quotation does not guarantee that a formal offer will be made.

    Check your options

Important information

Your home is part of the agreement.

A secured homeowner loan is secured against your property by a legal charge. Consider the full cost, repayment term, household affordability and lower-risk alternatives before proceeding.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a loan secured against it.
Understand secured loans

Ready to take the next step?

Check your options when you’re ready.

Make an enquiry online or contact our team if you have a question first.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a loan secured against it.