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Representative Example: Borrowing £1,500 over 11 months at £169.69 a month. Total amount repayable £1,866.59. Interest £366.59. Interest rate 46% pa (fixed). Representative 57.1% APR. Rates range from 22.3% APR to 112.5% APR depending on your circumstances. Quick Loans Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender. Warning: Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For free, impartial help, visit MoneyHelper.

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Other Ways To Reach Us

By Post:

Quick Loans Ltd
Vicarage Chambers
9 Park Square East
Leeds
LS1 2LH

Tel:

Telephone: 0333 2100 193

Been called by someone using our name? Read our fraud warning first — we never ask for money up front.

Email:

Email: help@quickloans.co.uk

Cold Calls Warning

Please be aware that we will never initiate contact with you first, and we do not engage in any unsolicited communication. If you receive unexpected contact from individuals claiming to be us, they are misleading you and are impostors. The best course of action is to cease all communication with them and ignore their attempts; they usually stop shortly after. If someone has contacted you using our name, read our fraud warning and how to check you are dealing with the real Quick Loans.

Making a Complaint

If you are unhappy with our service, you have the right to complain. Our Making a Complaint page explains how to complain, what happens next, and how to contact the Financial Ombudsman Service.