Swyft

I added gadget cover to my home policy when I bought a new laptop. The sign up was quick and the cover kicked in straight away. When I had a small accidental damage claim, the process was smooth and I had the money within a few working days.

Been a customer for about eight years now and they've never let me down. Renewal came round and the price stayed sensible, and they rang me to check nothing had changed.

My car failed its MOT and I needed a repair quote paid off quickly. I've taken out credit before so I knew what to look for, and the rate and terms here were easy to compare. The approval took a couple of days longer than the site suggested, but the repayments have gone out on time since.

Compared with the other two insurers I looked at, signing up here took about ten minutes less, which I noticed. The price was similar and the policy documents arrived straight away. I did get a bit confused by the renewal date at first, but it's all clear now.

I needed to add a second driver to my car policy at short notice, which is why I got in touch. The change took longer than I'd have liked, and I had to ring twice before someone confirmed it was done. It did get sorted in the end, though it wasn't the easiest experience.

I've had my home insurance through them since 2016 and renewed again this spring. The renewal quote came through a week early with the same cover, no nasty surprises, and when I rang about a small change to the excess the person on the phone sorted it while I waited.

I compared three providers and this one came out cheapest on the quote I was given, which was the main reason I went with it. The problem was that the first reply to my question took almost four days, and I had to chase it. Once a real person picked it up they were helpful, but the wait was annoying.

Switching was cheaper than staying put, which is all I really needed to know. My old policy had crept up every year and the new one saves me a fair amount without losing anything I use. Nothing complicated to set up.

Compared with the comparison sites I usually use, signing up directly was quicker and I didn't get bombarded with calls afterwards. The only niggle was that the app took a couple of goes to log me in, but once I was in it's been fine. Would sign up again.

I went with Swyft for pension advice after a friend recommended them, and the first meeting covered my whole situation without any pressure to sign up. The adviser went through the options slowly and wrote everything down, which I appreciated. The follow-up letter arrived within the week.

I was pleasantly reminded of how simple things can be when the first thing I noticed was that the adviser rang me back at the time we agreed, which I did not expect. Everything was explained plainly and I was not made to feel rushed. I'm grateful for the care taken, and I'd happily go back to them.

The claim process was what caught my attention most, since I'd heard mixed things. The handler rang me back the same day and the cheque cleared the following week. A bit of paperwork but nothing I couldn't manage with a cup of tea.

I'd always gone to my bank for a loan, so I was a little wary when a friend suggested trying Swyft instead. Compared with the bank, the process was far more straightforward and the adviser rang me back the same afternoon. The only small thing was that the paperwork asked for more documents than I expected, but everything was handled politely and I'm glad I went with them.

Honestly the best switch I've made in years. I've used brokers before and this one actually picked apart the remortgage options properly, flagged the early repayment charge on my old deal before I'd even asked, and kept me updated at each stage without me chasing.

I needed a small loan to cover a gap before payday and didn't have time to shop around. I went with the option that offered a quick decision, and it was. The money came through within the hour and the repayment date was clear from the start.

Still the best option I've found after all these years of switching around. My renewal came through with a clear breakdown and the price held steady. I've never had to chase a claim or a reply, and that's all I ask.

We needed contents cover quickly after moving into a rented flat with no notice. I wanted something cheap and simple without paying for extras I'd never use. The quote took about five minutes online, the policy documents landed in my inbox straight away, and the monthly cost came in well under what my last provider wanted.

I took out a small personal loan through Swyft to help with a new boiler last winter. The application was clear, they explained the repayment schedule without making me feel foolish for asking, and the money was in my account the next working day. I found the whole thing very civil.

Honestly, cheapest option I found and it was all done in one sitting on my phone. I bought a basic policy for my new flat, the cover started the next morning, and the paperwork came by email before I'd even finished my tea.