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Fixed Interest

Earn 8-10% without lifting a finger

Lend your capital against UK property and receive fixed, agreed interest payments. No tenants, no renovations, no surprises — just predictable returns paid on schedule.

At a Glance

The key numbers

8-10% p.a.
Fixed Return
£20,000+
Min. Capital
Low
Risk Level
None
Your Time
How It Works

How fixed interest lending works

1

You lend your capital

Your money is lent to fund a specific UK property project — typically a refurbishment or development. The terms, rate and duration are agreed upfront.

2

We sign a loan agreement

Everything is formalised in a written loan agreement — the amount, interest rate, term and repayment terms are all set out clearly before you commit.

3

Track it from your dashboard

Log in to your personalised investor dashboard to see exactly which property your money is allocated to, track progress with photos and reports, and you’re always welcome to visit the property in person — full visibility, zero guesswork.

4

You receive fixed interest

Interest is paid at the agreed rate — typically quarterly or at maturity. The rate is fixed for the term, regardless of what happens to the base rate.

5

Your capital is returned

At the end of the agreed term (12 months minimum), your original capital is returned in full along with any remaining interest.

Who This Is For

Is fixed interest right for you?

This strategy works best if the following sounds like you.

You want a predictable, agreed return without active involvement

You have £20,000+ sitting in savings earning very little

You want a formal loan agreement with clear, written terms

You prefer knowing exactly what you’ll earn before you commit

You don’t want to deal with tenants, renovations, or property management

You want full visibility — see where your money is and track progress from your investor dashboard

8-10%
Fixed annual return, agreed upfront
Loan agreement
Formal written contract with clear terms
12+ months
Minimum lending term
Risks

What could go wrong

Fixed interest is the lowest risk strategy we offer — but it is not risk-free.

Not a bank deposit

Your capital is not protected by the FSCS. This is a private loan, not a savings account. You could lose some or all of your capital.

Borrower default

If the borrower cannot repay, the property must be sold to recover your funds. This takes time and the sale price may not cover the full amount owed.

Property value decline

If the underlying property project underperforms, repayment of your loan may be delayed or reduced. Market conditions can affect the borrower’s ability to repay.

Illiquidity

Your capital is locked for the agreed term. You cannot withdraw early. Make sure you won’t need this money before the term ends.

Project delays

If the underlying project overruns, your capital may be returned later than expected. Interest should still accrue, but the timeline extends.

No FSCS protection

Unlike bank deposits, private lending is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. There is no government safety net.

Worked Example

What a fixed interest investment looks like

Your Investment£50,000
Fixed Interest Rate9% p.a.
Term12 months
SecurityFormal loan agreement
Interest Earned£4,500
Capital Returned£50,000
Total Received£54,500
Monthly Equivalent£375/month

This is an illustrative example only. Actual returns depend on the specific lending opportunity. Your capital is at risk and returns are not guaranteed.

Get Started

Want predictable returns from UK property?

Book a free call and we'll walk you through current fixed interest opportunities and how the security works.

No commitment — just a clear conversation about your options.

Important: Property investment carries risk. The value of your investment and any income from it can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invest. The figures, returns and projections on this page are estimates based on market data and are not guaranteed. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing on this page constitutes financial, tax or legal advice. You should seek independent financial advice from a qualified professional before making any investment decision. PREPG3 is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.