Refinance loan
Refinancing a loan is the replacement of an existing loan commitment with a new unsecured loan. By refinancing, you can save money on interest costs, reduce the amount you have to pay each month, consolidate many different loans into one, and get a better overview of your obligations. Refinancing your loan is a good way to pay back costly quick loans you have already taken.
Our customers about us
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Used several times to buy the necessary tools. Getting the money has been fast, reasonable and efficient. I can recommend.
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Advantages of the MONEYZEN refinance loan
The interest rate of the MONEYZEN refinance loan is determined by an automatic low bidding process among investors and can be therefore more favourable than similar offers from competitors.
We offer unsecured refinance loans of up to 10 000 € for up to 7 years.
For a loan of €2,400 over 40 months with a fixed annual interest rate of 28.51%, the annual percentage rate of charge (APR) is 44.74%, the monthly administration fee is €7.20, the agreement fee is €117.60 (including a Zen Fund fee of €21.60), the total amount of repayments is €4,032.74 (40 payments), and the total amount payable is €4,150.34.
Who can apply?
MONEYZEN allows Estonian residents aged 18-73 years old to take out a loan if they have at least 600 € of official monthly income in their bank account.
We offer easy and fast unsecured loans from 500 € to 10 000 € with repayment periods from 3 months to 7 years.
Find the right financing solution for your goals. Based on the loan application submitted, MONEYZEN will tailor a personalised loan offer just for you, based on the investors’ offers.
Suggestions before applying for a loan
Compared to quick loans, refinancing loans have a longer maturity and the loan application process is more thorough. It takes a little longer to decide on a refinancing application compared to a quick loan.
Banks also offer refinancing loans, but they might require the borrower to pledge a deposit or a guarantor as collateral.
A refinance loan is a financial obligation that must be repaid with interest and other borrowing costs. Therefore, consider borrowing carefully. Failure to repay the loan on time will increase the cost of your loan, as the lender may also charge interest and penalties on late payments.
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Think throughConsider carefully if you really need a loan and in which amount. If you are able to save the necessary amount monthly, you can avoid loan costs.
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Compare offersInvestigate and compare the terms of several loan providers. So you can pick the best offer available. Remember to pay attention to the loan interest rate, annual percentage rate (APR) and what is the total repayment amount of the loan.
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Amount of incomeAll your loan repayments should not exceed 33 percent of your total monthly income. This will enable you to continue repayments during a short period of unemployment, sick leave or after an accident.
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Additional termsMake sure that you have considered all additional terms and costs. Remember to examine all the loan terms and conditions written in small letters. Consult an expert if necessary to avoid additional obligations.