3 guidesLoansHow personal loans work across the EU: the APR every lender must show, interest caps, credit registers like BKR, FICP and Schufa, and where to compare offers.Open hub →
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Nordsek is an independent comparison service for consumer finance in Europe. We explain how loans, savings, investing and everyday banking work across the EU, and route you to a comparison of licensed providers in your own country.
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Six plain-language hubs on how consumer finance works across the EU. Each one explains the rules and routes you to the comparison in your country.
3 guidesLoansHow personal loans work across the EU: the APR every lender must show, interest caps, credit registers like BKR, FICP and Schufa, and where to compare offers.Open hub →
3 guidesBusiness financeBusiness loans, credit lines, revenue-based financing and business accounts for EU SMEs and founders: what they cost, how lenders decide, where to compare.Open hub →
3 guidesSavingsHow savings accounts and fixed-term deposits work in the EU: the €100,000 deposit guarantee, what moves rates, saving in another EU country, where to compare.Open hub →
4 guidesInvestingHow retail investing is regulated in Europe: MiFID and UCITS rules, the €20,000 investor compensation, choosing a broker, ETFs, P2P and where to compare.Open hub →
3 guidesBankingHow current accounts, neobanks and credit cards work across the EU: the basic-account right, deposit guarantees, IBAN rules and interest-free periods.Open hub →Independent comparison, on the number that matters
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LoansAPR vs. nominal rate: the only number worth comparing
Why two loans with the same interest rate can cost very different amounts.
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LoansHow lenders assess an application: BKR, FICP and Schufa explained
What the credit registers in the Netherlands, France and Germany record, and who may look.
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LoansDebt consolidation explained
When combining loans lowers the cost, and the one test to run before you do.
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Short, factual guides on how loans, savings, investing, crypto and everyday banking really work across the EU — written to help you compare, not to sell.
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