Credit Corp Group is now active. Credicorp is joining the group — for now, keep using Credicorp as normal. Read about the transition

The cost of borrowing, itemised

Most lenders show you a repayment. This page shows you the anatomy of one: the daily interest, the establishment fee, the total cost of credit, the cost per £100 borrowed and every dated payment — for a Credicorp Business Loan at whatever amount, term and payment cadence you choose. If a number surprises you here, it can't surprise you in an agreement.

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Example. Illustrative breakdown from our published pricing — not an offer. Your formal quote and agreement are produced when your company applies.

Representative example: borrow £200 for 30 days, repay £220. An early-settlement charge may apply.

In days. Interest accrues daily, so a shorter term directly means a smaller cost.
Amount borrowed
£300
Interest over the term
£42
Establishment fee
£5
Total cost of credit
£47
Total repayable
£347
Cost per £100 borrowed
£15.67
Representative APR
458.3%
You repay
8 payments of £43.38

Total-cost cap applied: whatever the term, the cost of credit never exceeds 100% of the amount borrowed.

APR is an annualised comparison rate and looks dramatic on short-term lending — a 56-day facility never runs for a year. The £ figures above are what your company actually pays, so treat the APR purely as a yardstick against other lenders who quote one.

Where each number comes from

  • Interest is simple, not compound: amount × daily rate × days. There is no interest on interest, and repaying early stops the clock.
  • The establishment fee is a fixed one-off added to the cost of credit — it does not scale with the amount.
  • The total cost of credit (interest plus fee) is capped at 100% of the amount borrowed. If a combination of amount and term would breach the cap, the breakdown shows the capped figure and says so.
  • Payments are equal instalments at your chosen cadence, with any rounding remainder carried by the final payment — so the schedule always sums to the total repayable to the penny.

Questions directors ask

Is there a charge for repaying early?
Settling early stops daily interest accruing, which is the point of a daily-rate product. An early-settlement charge of a few days' interest can apply, as set out in your agreement — the saving from settling early normally dwarfs it.
Are there any charges this breakdown doesn't show?
The breakdown shows the full scheduled cost: interest plus the establishment fee. A missed-payment fee exists and is listed in your agreement, but it is avoidable by definition and never part of the scheduled cost.
Will the figures change when I actually apply?
The rate, fee and cap here are our published pricing — the same engine prices your application. What can change is the amount and term we offer, which depend on underwriting. The arithmetic will not.

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Credit Corp Group is now active

Credicorp is joining Credit Corp Group

Credit Corp Group is now active as our group company. For now, keep using Credicorp exactly as you do today — nothing about your agreement, your account or how to reach us changes. The move happens in phases, with clear notice.

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