Curve Credit Limited

1-10 Praed Mews
London
W2 1QY
United Kingdom
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Current FCA status for firm: authorised
Borrowing money, including credit cards, hire, credit broking and debt advice: Some permissions
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What this firm can do

  • Introduce you to lenders or hire companies so you can borrow money or hire goods from them.

  • Introduce you to other credit brokers.

  • Offer you credit or hire agreements.

  • Enter into credit or hire agreements on behalf of the firm that lends you the money or owns the goods you’ll be hiring.

  • Lend you money on an unsecured basis (for example, a hire purchase agreement, an unsecured personal loan or a credit card). Unsecured means you don't need to use your home, car or any other goods as security for the loan.
  • Lend you money on a secured basis (for example, pawnbroking loans or guarantor loans, but excluding most mortgages).
  • Receive unsecured loan payments from you (for example, a hire purchase agreement, an unsecured personal loan or a credit card), and take any action as set out in your loan agreement. For example, this may include the right to sell your agreement to someone else.
  • Receive secured loan payments from you and take any action as set out in your loan agreement. For example, this may include the right to sell the goods you gave as security for the loan if you don't keep up repayments.
  • Check your credit file, explain what it means, help you correct any inaccuracies and stop inaccurate information about you being shared (or advise you how to do this).
    • They can't offer to help you improve your credit score.

What this firm can't do

  • Approach you outside of its business premises to sell you products, which includes you borrowing money.
  • Give you advice on mortgages to buy or re-mortgage your home.

  • Provide high-cost short-term credit (payday loans).
  • Lend you money in return for taking ownership of your goods (usually a vehicle) as security for the loan. These are known as bill of sale or logbook loans.
  • Provide home credit loans.
  • Take action as set out in any other type of loan or credit agreement.

Next steps

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Protection if something goes wrong

If you want to complain

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If you're unhappy with the firm's response, you can make a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service. Find out more about how to complain.

If a firm goes out of business

If an authorised financial firm offering this type of product goes out of business and owes you money, you may be able to claim compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). However, this only applies to certain debt management activities.

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