Which lenders could help with your financing?

Ferry Crest charges you nothing. A lender sets its own rates and fees, and shows them before you sign anything.
Ferry Crest carries your request to lenders. It lends nothing and approves nobody.
Every lender runs its own checks.
What the financing can help with
Pick the reason closest to yours. It is the first thing a lender reads about your request, so a rough fit is fine.
Consolidating debt
Roll card balances or older financing into one repayment, if a lender offers terms that make sense for you.
A project at home
A new roof, a furnace that gave out, the kitchen you've been putting off.
A car to get around
A used car, a big repair bill or getting back on the road after a breakdown.
Health costs
A procedure, dental work or anything your plan didn't pay for.
Something big
Moving house, a wedding, furniture: costs too large for a single month's pay.
How a request travels
What happens after you answer, and who does each part.
| When | What happens | Who does it |
|---|---|---|
| Now | Name the purpose and amountChoose a purpose and an amount, then answer a few questions about yourself so lenders can judge whether they could help. | You |
| Once you send it | We send it acrossWe send your answers to lenders and partners who may help. The lending and the deciding stay with them. | Ferry Crest |
| When a lender replies | A lender may offer termsA lender that can help shows you its rate, fees and repayments. It may check your credit first, and some lenders will say no. | Lenders |
| Whenever you're ready | You make the callRead what the lender sets out, then accept or walk away. You're under no obligation. | You |
Straight answers
Does Ferry Crest lend money?
No. Ferry Crest is a comparison and matching service. We send what you tell us to lenders who might help, and any financing is between you and the lender.
Does it cost anything?
There's no charge from us. A lender's interest and fees are its own, and it shows them to you before you sign.
Will a lender check my credit?
A lender may. Each one runs its own checks and decides what they involve, so read what a lender says before you go ahead.
Who sees my answers?
The lenders and partners who might help with your request. The policies linked below every page name them and say what happens to your details.
Must I go ahead with an offer?
No. Read it, then turn it down if it doesn't suit; nothing is agreed until you accept it with the lender.
What if no lender can help?
It happens. Lenders decide on their own criteria, and not every request gets an offer. Nothing is owed either way.
Read these first
Before you ask
Reading an offer
Once you've borrowed
Ask once. Let lenders answer.
Free to use, and you make every later choice.