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AIB (NI) / First Trust Bank Secured Loans

This page is for homeowners who are checking AIB (NI) / First Trust Bank while comparing secured-loan routes. The useful figures are simple enough: property value, mortgage balance, loan amount and the reason for borrowing.

The lender name matters, but it is only part of the conversation. Loan size, term, property type, current borrowing and the reason for the funds all shape the route.

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The first things to explain

When the property is the main issue, a few exact details are more useful than a long description. The valuer or lender may simply need to know what makes the home different.

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AIB (NI) / First Trust Bank secured loans property notes

Property and loan fit

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Looking across the loan section

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Before sending the enquiry

Have the property address, estimated value, mortgage balance and preferred loan amount ready. A short reason for borrowing is enough for the first message.

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Lender details

The lender information below is included so the reader can check public details directly while comparing pages on this site.

AIB (NI) / First Trust Bank is listed here for reference as AIB Group (UK) p.l.c.. Financial Services Register number: 122088. Company or society number: NI018800. Registered or principal office: 92 Ann Street, Belfast, BT1 3HH. Website: https://aibni.co.uk; contact page: https://aibni.co.uk/contact-details; phone: 0345 600 5925; email: customer.care@aib.ie.

Intelligent Finance is listed here for reference as Intelligent Finance Financial Services Ltd. Financial Services Register number: 194400. Registered or principal office: Edinburgh. Website: https://www.intelligentfinance.co.uk; contact page: https://www.intelligentfinance.co.uk/contact-us/; phone: 0131 658 2396.