Abbey locks in car loans

Friday 03 July 1992 23:02 BST

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ABBEY National is offering a free car alarm to customers taking out a car loan of between pounds 1,000 and pounds 10,000, and providing a helpline for those with queries on fitting or operation.

Car loans are available to people aged over 21 for one, two, three or four years and are repayable by direct debit. Interest is charged at 24.9 per cent a year for loans under pounds 2,000 and 22.95 per cent on larger loans.

Details of the Car Loan can be found at all Abbey National branches or by calling the Abbey National Moneyline on 0908 691400 or 0908 691444.

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