QuickQuid

QuickQuid is back, in the coming days we'll be making a full statement about our return.

The US is about to ban Diesel exports. Whilst the UK may not buy Diesel directly from the US, this will have a knock on effect for everyone here. Prices may start heading towards £3 a litre by the end of the year (2026) and then a real cost of living crisis begins.

The number of people applying for loans is dropping. Is this a good thing or is it an indication that people have cut back completely and now no longer believe they have the spare capacity in the future to make any repayments?

Prices at the pump continue to rise, with more rises on their way and Diesel set to go above £2.00 a litre within the next month. Just how much more can the public of the UK take?

Launching soon, a new joint venture to work with local schools to help them teach financial literacy to children.

Today's OFGEM announcement is a kick in the pocket for the majority of UK households. There is only so much consumers can do to cut back. This price rise could be the straw that breaks the camels back this winter.

If interest rates bring down inflation, would Bank of England rates going up actually help most people with the cost of living?

Summer is here, remember that if you get caught financially short abroad - you can still apply for a Quick top up from overseas. quickquid.co.uk/apply-today

A strange note to report this week. The Space X IPO seems to have drained liquidity from a number of UK short-term lenders. Starting to see more applicant declines than usual as lenders are more careful with their capital.

As a peace deal is signed, will we now see a drop in the cost of living?

Surprising to see that not one UK unsecured lender now actively offers a loan of less than 90 days.

More worrying signs for the UK economy - Credit card debt reaching highest recorded numbers - What, if anything, can be done to turn things around?

March has been a slow month for applications. One of the slowest since we returned. Maybe the UK economy is going in reverse quicker than most believe.

It's the end of the month, almost payday. Remember to Quick Quick Think before restoring any short-term financial order. quickquid.co.uk/quick-loans

Soon it will be time for a return to payday lending. The adverts are being prepared

Christmas can be a busy time - that’s why we’re staying open and processing applications. If you need any support over the Christmas period, don’t hesitate to reach out! #CustomerSupport #HolidayHours

In 2026, UK mortgage interest rates will significantly diverge from the Official Bank of England base rate. The BofE rate maybe as low as 4%, but the cheapest available mortgage maybe as high as 9%. Watch this space, this is going to happen.

It's budget week - the time of the year to get your finances back in order, so the Government can take their share.

Will the economic gloom put you off splashing the cash this Black Friday? This time may be different, it could be time to save those pennies.

There’s no such thing as a “Mansion Tax” - it’s a Trojan horse. Start with the wealthy to get it across the political line, then lower the threshold until every homeowner pays. Same tricks

Inflation out of control? Could the government stop it even if they wanted to? There isn't anything on the horizon that says prices will stabilise/fall in the next 12-18 months.