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Existing customers
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My credit score
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The application process
- Are there any other costs aside from APR when taking out car finance?
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Your questions about coronavirus
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Advice and Tips
- 6 Weeks of Summer Fun for all the Family
- Your Summer Bucket List on a Budget!
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- The Best Cheap Family Holidays in the UK!
- Do You Have a Good or Bad Credit Score?
- How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Finance
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- Is Commuting on a Motorbike Really Cheaper?
- Should I Buy a Dash Cam for my Van?
- How to Make Sure You Are Buying a Reliable Vehicle
- What is an Affordability Check?
- Daryl Gurney’s top tips for buying a car!
- Christmas gift ideas for a car enthusiast
- Soft Search vs Hard Search
- Our Top 10 Cars of 2020
- How to Protect your Credit Score this Christmas
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- 5 of the Best Cars for Winter Driving in the UK
- What to Have in Your Winter Emergency Car Kit
- 9 Tips for Riding a Motorbike in the Rain
- Motorbike Winter Storage: Everything You Need to Know
- How to Brand Your Van and Better Your Business
- 7 Ways That Driving a Van is Different to a Car
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- 5 Cheap European Beach Holidays for 2021
- What’s an APR and what does it mean?
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- Daryl Gurney’s top tips for selling your car!
- How can we avoid silly MOT failures
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- 6 apps to save you money
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- Top 10 cheapest cars to insure
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- Warning signs: dashboard lights you shouldn’t ignore
- What to look out for when you test-drive
- 5 easy ways to save money on your commute
- 6 reasons your car finance has been refused
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Latest Motor News
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- Dangerous Christmas Number 1’s
- Watch out: Theft of catalytic converters are on the rise
- UK’s driving test pass rates
- What if fictional cars were redesigned by car brands?
- Dangerous Driving Songs
- The Cost of Car Ownership
- Man vs Machine – How Will Self-Driving Cars Change Travel?
- 13 graphs that accurately sum up driving
- UK driving test results visualised
- How to get the best deal when you sell your car
- Why improving your credit score can help you
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- Top 10 Most Annoying Driving Habits
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Moneybarn News
- Moneybarn Secure Partnership with Professional Darts Corporation
- Moneybarn expands into the near-prime market
- Moneybarn supports charities around the UK with donations
- Moneybarn wins Best Brand at the Lending Awards 2020
- Moneybarn named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™
- Moneybarn is now offering finance in Northern Ireland
- Moneybarn is a Lending Awards finalist 2019
- Moneybarn win at the Motor Finance Awards
- Best company to work for in car finance
- Provident Financial Group Corporate Responsibility Report 2017
- Moneybarn win Best Specialist Car Finance Provider 2017
- Moneybarn awarded Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award 2017
- Motor Power 50 features two Moneybarn Execs
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Moneybarn is a member of the Finance and Leasing Association, the official trade organisation of the motor finance industry. The FLA promotes best practice in the motor finance industry for lending and leasing to consumers and businesses.
Moneybarn is the trading style of Moneybarn No. 1 Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 04496573, and Moneybarn Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 02766324. The registered address for these companies is: Athena House, Bedford Road, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3LJ.
Moneybarn’s VAT registration number is 180 5559 52.
Moneybarn Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Financial Services reference No. 702781)
Moneybarn No. 1 Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Financial Services reference No. 702780)
