Customers could access great rates from carefully selected trusted lenders, so you can sit back and let us do the leg work. What’s more, when you search for a personal loan, you’ll only have a soft search on your credit history, which means you can check your eligibility without harming your credit score.

Once your loan is approved, you could receive your funds the same day.

Asda is in partnership with Aro which is a trading style of Aro Finance Limited, who are a leading credit broker to offer our customers a different solution to borrowing money and finding a loan. We work alongside Aro so we can provide our customers with the right offer from a panel of handpicked trusted lenders. 

With one eligibility check, you can search a panel of carefully selected lenders and provide you with a loan tailored to your needs. Once you have been approved you will receive your funds which could be in your account as quickly as the same day.

So sit back, relax and let us do the hard work.

We have carefully selected a number of trusted lenders to be on a panel. You can search the panel to provide you with the very best offer you are eligible for. Find out more about each of our lenders here.

If you have any questions on our lenders, please call our Customer Service Team on 0333 555 0560 and a colleague will be happy to help.

If you take out a product through Aro, Asda Money will receive a commission payment from Aro. The amount charged will be in connection with the specific product selected and so different amounts of commission are received. The amount will be either a fixed amount or a percentage of the amount you take out, yet it will not impact the amount you pay back. 

Should you wish to find out more about the commission paid to Asda from our introduction to Aro, please get in touch by emailing: compliancehelpdesk@aro.co.uk

Lenders offer loans from £1,000 up to £25,000 with repayment periods ranging from 1 to 7 years.

No. One of the best things about our service is you get access to a panel of trusted lenders with no hard credit footprint left on your credit file. When you apply with us, a soft search is completed which doesn’t harm your credit score.

However, if you do proceed with an offer from your search with us, the lender will complete a hard search. This will show on your credit file.

Strictly speaking, there is no minimum credit score for you to be approved for a personal loan. If you have a strong credit score, more lenders may be willing to lend to you with better interest rates on offer. If you have a lower credit score and have had problems borrowing in the past, you may find a smaller pool of lenders are willing to lend to you. You may even have to look for a specialist lender that offers loans for bad credit.

If you have a county court judgement (CCJ) against your name, you may struggle to get a personal loan with mainstream lenders. However, you may find specialist lenders that are willing to lend to you.

If you have bad credit or have had money problems in the past, you may find that some lenders aren’t willing to lend to you. Those that are may only do so with higher interest rates. It’s worth looking at specialist lenders for bad credit loans. Or you can work on your credit score to improve it before applying for a loan.

Lenders look at a variety of factors when deciding on whether or not to offer you a loan. They each have their own criteria which will take in your credit score, job, monthly income and more. If you have been rejected by a lender, you can always ask them why and hope they will give you some insight into their lending criteria.   They may direct you to one of the main three credit bureaus to find out more information.

When you apply for a personal loan with a lender, this will show up on your credit file. Your credit score may take a very small hit in the short term once you take the loan out. But if you pay your monthly payments on time and in full, this can have a positive impact on your credit score.

The interest rates offered by lenders depend on a range of factors including how much you’re borrowing and the length of the loan. They will also look at your credit score. To help get a lower rate, you can look to improve your credit score by signing up to the electoral register, closing old accounts, checking for any errors on your report, and paying all your bills on time. You may also consider increasing the length of the loan or borrowing less.

Yes, you can. When you apply for a new personal loan, lenders will look at your existing borrowing to see if you can afford the second loan. Many people choose to take out a new loan to consolidate existing borrowing – whether loans or credit cards – into one loan with a single monthly repayment.

Please remember that by consolidating existing borrowing, you may be extending the term of the debt and increasing the total amount you repay.