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Together

The Cheshire-based specialist lender's regulated personal lending arm, offering secured loans, consumer buy-to-let and bridging. It is part of the Together group, which reported a loan book of £8.5bn in September 2026.

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Who the lender is

Lending company
Together Personal Finance Limited
Companies House
02613335
FCA status
Authorised since 31 October 2004 · FRN 305253
Incorporated
22 May 1991
Registered office
Lake View, Lakeside, Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 3GW
Ownership
Together Financial Services Limited (02939389) → Bracken Midco 2 Limited → Bracken Midco1 PLC

What the accounts show

Figures as filed at Companies House, in pounds. Changes compare the latest year with the year before.

Together Personal Finance Limited: year to 30 June 2025
Item30 Jun 202530 Jun 2024ChangeWhere
Loans and advances to customers, net£1,468,000,000£1,388,800,000+5.7%PDF page 34 (statement of financial position). Reported to the nearest £0.1m
Credit-impaired loans (stage 3), gross£124,500,000£96,000,000+29.7%PDF page 43 (note 7). 8.5% of gross loans (2024: 6.9%)
Expected credit loss allowance£5,100,000£4,800,000+6.3%PDF page 43 (note 7)
New lending£549,500,000£408,100,000+34.6%PDF page 5 (strategic report)
Interest income£125,200,000£112,700,000+11.1%PDF page 33 (statement of comprehensive income)
Interest expense£77,600,000£73,800,000+5.1%PDF page 33
Impairment charge£1,700,000£300,000+466.7%PDF page 33
Profit before tax£12,900,000£9,400,000—PDF page 33
Total equity£121,800,000£109,000,000—PDF page 34

Source: Annual report, filed 3 October 2025. Figures from the pages shown.

Financial Ombudsman decisions

The Ombudsman has published 14 final decisions about Together Personal Finance Limited between 1 January 2023 and 20 October 2026. 2 were upheld in the customer’s favour, in whole or in part.

This counts decisions, not complaints. Most complaints are resolved by the lender or at an earlier stage, and the number of decisions reflects the size and age of a lender’s book as well as how it treats customers.

Decisions by what the complaint was about
ThemeDecisionsUpheld
Account administration30
Affordability21
Arrears and legal action21
Vulnerability and fraud20
Credit file reporting10
Financial difficulty10
Interest rate10
Product switch10
Redemption charges10

Source: Financial Ombudsman Service decisions database. Themes assigned by the Secured Loan Index from each decision's summary of the complaint.

Every published decision in the period
DecisionDateThemeOutcome
DRN-634496827 Aug 2026Financial difficultyNot upheld
DRN-636095021 Jul 2026Arrears and legal actionUpheld
DRN-603931422 Dec 2025Product switchNot upheld
DRN-589952322 Oct 2025AffordabilityNot upheld
DRN-53214704 Apr 2025Redemption chargesNot upheld
DRN-503357027 Sep 2024Vulnerability and fraudNot upheld
DRN-469746425 Mar 2024AffordabilityUpheld
DRN-464970224 Mar 2024Vulnerability and fraudNot upheld
DRN-465101428 Feb 2024Credit file reportingNot upheld
DRN-45148748 Jan 2024Interest rateNot upheld
DRN-42833884 Sep 2023Account administrationNot upheld
DRN-40581774 Sep 2023Account administrationNot upheld
DRN-403823511 Jul 2023Arrears and legal actionNot upheld
DRN-400178110 Mar 2023Account administrationNot upheld

Source: Financial Ombudsman Service. Dates as shown in its decisions database. Searched 20 October 2026.

Published complaint figures

Together does not appear in the FCA's firm-level complaints data for the second half of 2025, which lists only firms reporting 500 or more complaints in the half-year.

It does not appear in the Ombudsman's latest published complaint figures for individual businesses (July 2025 to March 2026), which cover businesses with at least 45 complaints received and resolved in the period.

Funding and recent changes

  1. Group results for the year to 30 June 2026 reported a loan book of £8.5bn and group arrears of 4.3% (2025: 5.5%). Source

  2. Introduced 'consent to follow', allowing a conditional second-charge offer while only the first-charge lender's consent is outstanding. Source

  3. Cut its minimum second-charge loan from £30,000 to £20,000 and its arrangement fee from £1,495 to £995. Source