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Loans 2 Go and Logbook Loans Announce Merger

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It has been announced today that the businesses of Loans 2 Go Ltd and Logbook Loans (Hermes Property Services Ltd) have merged. Effective 23rd January 2015, the companies will conduct business together under the Loans 2 Go brand with offices in both London and Greater Manchester.

The new business will make use of the 78 existing Loans 2 Go branches as well as having a number of mobile representatives, enabling it to reach customers across all areas of England, Wales and Scotland.

‘We are excited that this merger will further strengthen our ability to provide excellent customer service and ensure that customers remain at the heart of the business at all times.  With greater geographical reach and shared resource, we expect the business to continue to grow and flourish over the coming months and years, letting us help more customers than ever before.’ – Matt Campbell, Chairman of the Board.

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