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Home Trust Loan set to reach £1m lending high

Portsmouth-based finance company, South Coast Moneyline is celebrating the New Year after recording a dramatic increase in lending during 2010. Over the next few months, the socially responsible lender is on track to have lent £1million of affordable loans, £800K of which has been achieved in the past year.The not-for-profit organisation, which has been delivering the Home Trust Loan since 2006, works in partnership with several local authorities and attributes the successful year to the difficult financial climate which is forcing homeowners to seek alternative means of financing their

Council’s Home Improvement Scheme gives homeowners a much-needed lifeline!

A 60 year old pensioner in Brighton has received much-needed financial assistance to help her make essential repairs and improvements to her home, thanks to the Home Trust Loan scheme run by South Coast Moneyline in partnership with Brighton & Hove City Council.Mrs Ford’s home was in desperate need of urgent repair as both the conservatory and utility room were leaking and collapsing, but the £25,000 cost of repair and rebuilding was way beyond what she could afford. After enquiring about high street lending and equity release schemes, Mrs Ford approached Brighton & Hove City Council to

Finance company gives cash to help local fire fighters with epic charity challenge

Socially-responsible lender, South Coast Moneyline, has given a cash boost to help Eastleigh firemen Andy Piper, Matt McLen-Howells and Tom Marshall to complete a charity challenge, which has so far raised nearly £3,000 for Help the Heroes and the Fire Fighters charity. The three men scaled the three highest peaks of England, Scotland and Wales, and cycled the 500 miles between them, all in just 6 days.The ethical loans company, which works closely with Eastleigh Borough Council to provide low cost Home Trust Loans to house owners who require essential home improvements, heard about the

Council’s Home Improvement scheme beats tight public funds!

Eastleigh resident discovers the benefits of the Home Trust LoanAn elderly Eastleigh resident has received some much-needed improvements to her home thanks to a Home Improvement Scheme that is run by South Coast Moneyline in partnership with Eastleigh Borough Council. Mrs Skilton, aged 78, from Swaythling approached the council for help to fix the damaged roof of her home. Although, like many councils, Eastleigh no longer offers grants for home improvements, they were able to provide advice and financial assistance in the form of a safe and affordable home loan. “I was dubious at first,”

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