Jack & Anchor Finance

Boat finance, costed before you commit

Model the deal on your own terms — set the price, deposit, length of loan and interest rate — then send the figures straight to our marine finance desk.

Open the loan calculator

Loan calculator

Adjust the figures — including the interest rate — to see indicative monthly repayments.

Estimated monthly repayment

£755/month

Loan amount
£68,000
Total interest
£22,593
Total payable
£90,593

Figures are illustrative only and assume a capital-and-interest marine loan at a fixed rate. Actual terms depend on the vessel, its age and survey, and your circumstances.

Finance application

Your calculator figures are submitted with the application.

Submitting: £68,000 over 120 months at 6% — £755/month.

Jack & Anchor introduces applicants to specialist marine lenders. No credit search is carried out at this stage.

Why finance through us

Lenders who know boats

We introduce buyers to specialist marine lenders rather than high-street personal loans.

Marine lending, not car loans

Loans from £15,000 to £2m secured on the vessel, arranged with lenders who understand survey reports and berthing.

Terms from 2 to 20 years

Structure repayments around your ownership plans, with balloon options on higher-value craft.

Deposits from 10%

Keep cash free for refit, rigging or the first season's cruising rather than tying it all up in the hull.

No credit search to enquire

Get indicative figures first. A full application only proceeds once you are happy with the terms.

Questions

Boat finance FAQs

What interest rate will I pay on boat finance?

Marine loan rates typically range from around 5% to 9% APR depending on the age of the boat, the loan-to-value, the term and your credit profile. The calculator defaults to 6% as a realistic mid-market starting point, and you can change it to model any rate.

How much deposit do I need for a boat loan?

Most marine lenders look for a deposit of 10% to 20% of the purchase price. Older vessels or liveaboard use may require more.

Can I finance a boat listed by a private seller?

Yes. Lenders will usually require a recent survey, proof of title and a VAT status check before releasing funds, which we help coordinate.

Can I repay the loan early?

Most marine loans allow overpayments or early settlement. Early settlement fees vary by lender, so we confirm this before you commit.

Ready to go? Submit a finance application.